It supplies handsets geared toward African markets, with longer battery life, dust-resistant screens and handsets costing between $50 and $100.
Equations for calculating Rinhalation, Rnondietary, and Pdietary were keyed in, and variables of interest, such as biologic half-life, dust loading, air concentration, and nondietary intake, were set in such a way that they could be easily varied to conduct the simulation.
Rather than land the kind of starring roles he was once famous for, the self-destructive actor traded his waning film career for real-life dust-ups with the police and a professional boxing stint.
Hart recognises clay as primal muck, as much a great existential leveller of life as dust is of death.
Newspapers and magazines have been filled with articles about the street in Boerum Hill, as if the strip had sat there its whole life gathering dust until the young and hip arrived a few years ago and put the place on the map.
The fossil record is itself almost astonishingly replete, given what is required to preserve the faint impressions of fleeting life in dust and mud over millions of years.
Assuming the destruction efficiency predicted theoretically, the life-time of dust grains is found to be of the order of 100 Myr (McKee, 1989; Draine, 1990; Jones et al., 1994, 1996).
Red Grissom is the sexy cowboy with a mutilated hand who plays hero in a life-threatening dust storm.
It's a fact of life that dusting and vacuuming chores must be done frequently when you share living quarters with pets.
Individual protection against inhalation of long living radioactive dust (LLRD) saves human life and health.
