Implications of this dust capture are widespread, and may impact the interpretation of the cosmic microwave background data.
Kööp, L. et al. A link between oxygen, calcium and titanium isotopes in 26Al-poor hibonite-rich CAIs from Murchison and implications for the heterogeneity of dust reservoirs in the solar nebula.
The word "tidying," with its implication of light dusting and fluffing sofa cushions, is insufficient to the physical task Kondo proposes, which may involve gathering an entire wardrobe of clothing, accumulated over decades, into a linebacker-size pile.
We accordingly designed the United for Health study (Greater Boston Area, Massachusetts, 2003 2004) to investigate the joint distribution and health implications of workplace occupational hazards (dust, fumes, chemical, noise, ergonomic strain) and social hazards (racial discrimination, sexual harassment, workplace abuse).
We estimated room-specific within- to between-home variance ratios and explored the implications of these variance estimates for epidemiologic studies of dust endotoxin and health outcomes.
There is still a lot of dust to settle around the actual implications for current and incoming service members.
These effects have important implications for explosive testing of dusts in the 20-L chamber and comparing to larger 1-m3 testing, where these effects may be negligible.
Implications to human health should be assessed through a holistic size-resolved characterization involving multidisciplinary research, which requires large uniform samples of dust that are difficult to collect using conventional atmospheric sampling instruments.
To better understand the implications of using a single measurement of house dust endotoxin to characterize exposure in the first year of life, we evaluated room-specific within-home and between-home variability in dust endotoxin obtained from 470 households in Boston, Massachusetts.
and dust, tanks, tempests, temples of dust.
