Sentence examples for for using dust from inspiring English sources

In his catalog essay, David McFadden, the exhibition's organizer and the museum's chief curator, cites various historical precedents for using dust, dirt and sand, including the dust preserved by Marcel Duchamp on his "Large Glass, Robert Smithsonn's dirt-and-rock "Spiral Jetty" and traditional Tibetan sand painting.

Many large health studies that have a residential exposure measure for SVOCs are using dust wipes in conjunction with biological samples, despite relatively little validation.

P. falciparum sequence was masked for low complexity regions using dust prior to analysis.

In 2010 Transport for London started a trial using dust suppressants – calcium magnesium acetate (CMA) – on some of the city's dirtiest roads and industrial sites.

Consequently using dusting as replacement for insect pollination results in values approximating traditional proportional production value estimates (Table S6) but with significantly reduced crop yield.

Her current efforts are the MEDUSSA (Meteoroid, Energetics, and Debris Understanding for Space Situational Awareness) program, which uses dust accelerators to understand the effects of hypervelocity particle impacts on spacecraft along with Particle-In-Cell simulations, and using ground-based radars to characterize the space debris and meteoroid population remotely.

For example, don't use dust cleaner on a stain.

Carey's husband, Nick Cannon, has criticised American Idol's showrunners for using the dust-up to fuel ratings.

The Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District, advocating for the Owens Valley region, used dust-measuring devices to push Los Angeles to accept responsibility for cleaning up the area.

With simple two-color line drawings (and compliments to both publishers for using vegetable inks, skipping dust jackets and including at least some recycled paper), this book is blessedly straightforward.

When a large sandstorm grounded aviation and large dust clouds became a problem, the brigade repurposed oil for use in dust abatement around airfields, allowing the 101st's fleet of AH-64 Apaches to take off and engage Iraqi ground forces on 24 March.