Other work has reported that 10 100-km-size planetesimals are formed by dust concentrations triggered by turbulence (Cuzzi et al., 2008; Chambers, 2010 100-km-size
In Oklahoma, a massive dust storm triggered a multi-vehicle accident along Interstate 35 and "[forced] police to shut down part of the heavily traveled roadway amid near blackout conditions," reported the Associated Press.
In these assays, flies were covered with a yellow dust, which triggered an immediate grooming behavior.
WIthout rain, air becomes choked with dust, smoke, and other pollutants that can exacerbate or cause asthma, rhinosinusitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and lower respiratory tract infections., Airborne pollen, mold spores, and dust can trigger respiratory illnesses such as asthma, allergic rhinitis, conjunctivitis, and dermatitis.
Although some scientists thought dust devils might trigger the occasional dust storms that can shroud the entire planet, Cantor's analysis revealed no correlation.
Both sides ended the game with 12 men, Warrington also having a man sinbinned, England forward Ben Westwood, for throwing a punch at Webb in the mass dust-up that triggered Wire's penalty.
The latest dust-up has triggered fear that fresh limits on online licensed streaming or efforts to air censored versions on traditional TV may curb those deals — and drive viewers back to illegal downloads.
Those debilitating autumnal dust storms were often triggered by the never-ending convoys of coalition troops battling across the dust plains of Helmand and the explosion of munitions from both sides.
Such a collision could have thrown dust into the atmosphere, triggered acid rain, or otherwise altered the climate such that nearly all life at the time went extinct, Retallack says.
In a somewhat more measured reflection, Ezra Klein captured the broader sense of despair that the speech dust-up must have triggered in many citizens: [I]n the parlance of Washington, Boehner "won".
