Sentence examples for dust origin from inspiring English sources

The report also stated that there was no meteoric, volcanic or desert dust origin present in the rainwater and that its color was not due to any dissolved gases or pollutants.

In addition, studies focused on daily mortality related to dust of non-Saharan dust origin, like those in Washington [ 18] and Seoul [ 19], also fail to find any effect on Saharan dust events.

Infrared observations of warm dust associated with a local supernova remnant reveal the dust origins for far older galaxies.

Ginoux et al. [ 2012] identify seasonal dust sources with different origins: for dust source active >10% yr−1, Ftot = 13%, a factor of 4 greater than obtained with Ginoux et al.'s [ 2001] mask.

Although it is known that a supernova, the violent explosion of a star, is one source of cosmic dust, the origin of the large amounts of dust needed to form planets and stars like the Sun has long been unclear.

The impact of radiation heat transfer in a particle-laden flame is of paramount importance for better risk assessment and represents a route for understanding of dust explosion origin.

The data suggest that the dominant sources of lithium to the lakes are the dissolution of aeolian dust of crustal origin on the glacial surface, marine aerosols, dissolution of salts and chemical weathering in the stream channels, and ancient seawater.

Collectively, these findings point towards a dry fog event, such as a volcanic dust veil, as origin of the δ13C anomaly in that the conditions responsible for the event represent a combination of reduced irradiance without any noticeable change in hydroclimate.

Now scientists are using DNA to trace dust to its origin.

This instrument aims to observe several hundred counts of dust particles, the origins of which are well identified.

The researchers, writing in the journal Science, suggest that Uranus' blue ring has a similar origin in dust from Mab, a small moon.