Sentence examples for dust together from inspiring English sources

Models suggest that gravity clumps the dust together into tiny pebbles that in turn form larger rocks that eventually become planets.

However, the specific size distribution of cometary dust together with an enhanced efficiency of particles comparable to wavelength discussed in Section 2, may make the contribution of particles larger than 3 µm relatively insignificant.

"Last time I saw Frankie was at a rave he had Kiss makeup on and we smoked angel dust together".

Anthropogenic contributions to aerosols (primarily sulphate, organic carbon, nitrate and dust) together produce a cooling effect, with a total direct radiative forcing of −0.5 Wm−2 and an indirect cloud albedo forcing of −0.7 Wm−2 [1].

Animal housing workers are exposed to a mixture of organic and inorganic dust together with fumes and gases, including allergens and microbial-associated molecular patterns (MAMP) with a potentially major impact on respiratory health and the immune system.

Animal workers are exposed to a mixture of organic and inorganic dust together with fumes and gases, including allergens and microbial-associated molecular patterns with a potentially major impact on respiratory health and the immune system.

Because already in the pre-mixing diffuser chamber of swirl burner occurs the ignition of coal-dust together with oxidant-gas cloud and thereby the formation of the flame.

Some could be windblown dust cemented together.

Then there are houses split down the middle yet still functioning, appliances in the desert used as shooting targets, and dilapidated signs that say "Pardon Our Dust" and "Together We Make Dreams Come True".

Serves 4-6 125ml espresso coffee 125ml coffee liqueur 2 tbs cognac, or brandy 1 litre vanilla custard, homemade or shop-bought 100g dark chocolate, roughly chopped 1 x 16cm round sponge cake, cut into 1cm slices finely grated dark chocolate or unsweetened cocoa powder, to dust Stir together the espresso, liqueur and cognac.

We observed an excess risk in smokers, greater than the separate effects of smoking or mineral dust exposure together.