Sentence examples for form of dust from inspiring English sources

Around 40,000 tonnes of space rocks fall to Earth every year, mostly in the form of dust and relatively small meteorites.

About 1 percent of the mass of the interstellar medium is in the form of "dust"—small solid particles that are efficient in absorbing and scattering radiation.

While the gold found in North America was usually in the form of dust or very fine grains, it was commonplace in Australia to find nuggets of gigantic size and value.

Long-time residents of South Chicago are fighting against the siting of pet coke, which is a byproduct of the oil refining process in the form of dust which can lead to wheezing, coughing and aggravate respiratory conditions like asthma in their neighborhood.

Some of the plutonium is in the form of dust trapped in pipes and crevices in plant buildings.

Up to 33% of hemp by mass can be lost in the form of dust during processing for fibre production.

Using these, they studied airflow around and through the lashes, how that affected evaporation from the model eye's cornea, and also how many particles (in the form of dust-sized drops of coloured water) settled on the cornea's surface.

The extensive use of anticholinesterases (anti-ChEs) as pesticides and their application in the form of dusts, land-based sprays, and by aerial spraying means that anti-ChE pesticide exposures by inhalation of the vapor and/or aerosols are frequent.

However, the minimum and maximum power being obtained in present study using different forms of dust is summarized in Table 5.

The rice husk is mainly found at places where rice is being cleaned from dhan (rice bran), and chalk powder and sand are very common forms of dust that can be found at any educational institutes, playgrounds, etc.

Fig. 4 Power-to-weight response of different forms of dust used on solar PV module in the present study a Badarpur sand 1, b Badarpur sand 2, c fly ash, d rice husk, e chalk powder, f brick powder, g sand.