Sentence examples for dust portion from inspiring English sources
Powell's message limited itself to the prayer's "dust to dust" portion.
Despite the high levels of aerosols experienced by this region, little research has been done to explore the chemical composition of both the anthropogenic and mineral dust portion of the aerosol burden.
Star formation is both a sink and a source for cosmic dust; A portion of materials left over from star formation condenses into dust, which subsequently conglomerates into planetesimals.
A subsample of farmworkers had a child 2 6 years of age residing in their households, and consented to participate in the urine and dust collection portion of the study.
Although a weak storm, Herbie brought flooding rains and severe dust storms to portions of Western Australia.
While this worldwide transport is not all bad -- a lot of plants and fisheries derive nutrients from the foreign dust -- a significant portion of the blown organisms, he said, are "capable of causing disease".
Moreover, the novel orbital dynamics experienced by high area-to-mass ratio objects, influenced by solar radiation pressure and the J2 effect, ensure the ring will maintain a permanent heliotropic shape, with dust spending the largest portion of time on the Sun facing side of the orbit.
Following procurement, the remnant tissue portion and dusts in the shells were cleared in warm water and dried in sunlight for 2 days.
Some undetermined portion of the dust comes from the uninhabited part of the desert, but most desert dust storms probably originate in marginally arable semiarid areas because of erosion of surfaces that are no longer protected by vegetation, lag gravels, or stones.
Now, researchers have found evidence that intensive farming is responsible for a significant portion of that dust.
A portion of Asian dust (approximately 20%) is transported to the CLP and surrounding regions by the Asian winter monsoon, while most of this dust is transported to the North Pacific Ocean (approximately 50%) via westerlies (Zhang et al. 2003).
