Sentence examples for fine debris from inspiring English sources

Deimos is an irregular rocky object having a cratered surface covered with a thick layer of fine debris.

In addition to causing tremendous immediate devastation and ensuing earthquakes, firestorms, and giant sea waves (tsunamis), collisions of such magnitude are believed to be capable of perturbing Earth's environment globally by throwing large quantities of fine debris high into the atmosphere.

Sub-type II: landslide dams mainly composed of unconsolidated fine debris, which are usually formed by debris flows, avalanches and slides with long runout and substantial entrainment along their travelling path.

By examining various models of attrition reported in the literature, we find that the model proposed by Neil and Bridgwater unifies our experimental data satisfactorily for the fine debris.

However, when the whole attrition products, including fine debris, coarse fragments and non-spherical particles, are considered, the trend of the experimental data does not satisfactorily follow Neil and Bridgwater's model.

But for any impacting object to hit a tenuous ring hard enough to tilt it and set off such reverberations, both teams agree, it would first have to disintegrate into a cloud of fine debris that can hit a broad area of ring.

Clean away the finer debris.

Each of five mortality scenarios had an associated set of combustion factors that were applied to pre-fire surface carbon pools (fine woody debris, coarse woody debris, litter and duff) to differentiate between the impact of less and more severe wildfire on stand carbon storage (see Additional file 1 for rates).

The cool, moist climatic regions of the Pacific Northwest and high elevations in the Rocky Mountains have the greatest disparity between coarse and fine woody debris carbon stocks with coarse woody debris stocks exceeding fine woody debris stocks by 4.45 tonnes ha^-1 on average.

In contrast, the humid and hot climatic regions in the southeastern United States had fine woody debris carbon stocks exceeding coarse woody debris stocks by 0.70 tonnes ha^-1 on average.

Your vacuum could be spewing out the finer dust and debris it collects back into the air -- making it an allergy-induced nightmare.