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The magazine has published special issues on a wild variety of themes, including laughter, hair, ruins, electricity, dust, friendship, bubbles and learning itself.
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The district is poor and overcrowded, a shantytown of wretched little houses, with no fresh air and often no electricity; it is dust, stench, and insects.
People standing a few feet apart could not see each other; if they touched, they risked being knocked over by the static electricity that the dust created in the air.
There could be special catalysts in the soil, for example, perhaps created by the static electricity whipped up by dust devils.
In the mid-nineties, the company was hired to name a new mop, developed by Procter & Gamble, that used disposable pads charged with static electricity to pick up dust and crumbs.
Because most of those systems use variations on the same technology – the imaging sensor or glass covering the sensor is vibrated at high speeds – there's always a chance that static electricity might cause some dust to stay stuck.
Static electricity, unless grounded, attracts dust and other particles to the Plexiglas.
"The communities that have developed in these spaces exist in such precarious situations: they have no running water or electricity, their residents breathe toxic dust and many of them are shaken out of bed as the defunct mine shafts below them weaken and shudder".
Indirect BEV emissions of NOx and fine dust according to electricity production, however, were smaller than direct ICEV emissions [1].
You will need a place with excellent ventilation, minimal dust, good lighting, electricity, and room to work around the vehicle.
And clothing with plastic material used in the making will use up the same static electricity in attracting hair or dust or some kind of tiny particle.
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