Sentence examples for dust mainly from inspiring English sources
Zinc in Electric Arc Furnace dust or EAF dust mainly exists as ZnFe2O4 and ZnO.
Comparative analysis reveals that the explosion mechanism of carbonaceous dust is the volatile combustion, whereas the mechanism for light metal dust mainly features the surface heterogeneous oxidation.
The rock dust, mainly limestone dust, should entirely pass through 50 mesh sieve (<300 μm in sizes), and 70% of it pass through 200 mesh sieve (<75 μm in sizes) (Safety SAOW 2006).
The have-mores have left the haves and the have-nots in the dust mainly because of the exploding pay of top corporate executives and Wall Street rentiers, the NYT notes (and we have written before).
The ash and dust mainly traveled over the southern and western parts of Kodiak Island after being carried roughly 100 miles from the Alaska Peninsula and across Shelikof Strait, said Mitch Sego, meteorologist with the National Weather Service's Alaska Aviation Weather Unit.
In the northern piedmont of the Tianshan, the dusts mainly from the Saryesik-Atyrau Desert to the west and Gurbantunggut to the north formed huge loess/loessic belts with the assistance of prevailing winds (Li et al. 2015b).
Anthropogenic sources of Ti and Rb include paint pigments and glass dust, but mainly natural sources are more important than anthropogenic sources (Reimann and de Caritat 1998).
Therefore, the dehydration of the insect body caused by SiO2 dust was mainly due to acute damage of the cuticular water barrier as a result of abrasion, and the insects began to lose the water from their bodies and died due to desiccation [31, 32].
Writing in Appleton's Magazine in 1908, journalist Harold Bolce argued that "most of the modern city's sanitary and economic problems were caused by the horse," and held that each year "20,000 New Yorkers died from 'maladies that fly in the dust, created mainly by horse manure.'".
However, road traffic also produces road dust consisting mainly of coarse particles.
