Sentence examples for movement of dust from inspiring English sources

Radars, for instance, spot dangerous storms that were once invisible by observing the movement of dust particles in the air.

It allows plenty of variety and subtlety: the different fabrics and patterns of clothes; the movement of dust and wind; the increasing darkness of a winter forest.

For example, trans-Atlantic movement of dust from Africa to Florida, a distance of > 6,500 km, has been reported.

In 2007 researchers at the U.S. Geological Survey published research documenting both the global movement of dust across continents and oceans and the fact that bacteria can hitch transcontinental rides on these dirt particles.

He monitored the movement of a dust cloud over the Mediterranean.

"You may also be able to drill a hole in a window frame or in the woodwork near the floor," he said, pointing out that insulation inside the wall will restrict the movement of the dust and decrease the effectiveness of the treatment.

By tracking shifts in the spectrum of the light, the STIS can precisely record the movement of gas, dust, and stars toward or away from Earth.

The installation reacts to air movements in the exhibition space, allowing the viewer to see and hear the amplified movement of the dust particles.

The movement of the dust is also personified in sound as well as visually, with a soundtrack of tinkering chimes composed by Klar himself.

A number of authors have suggested that their formation process demands the involvement of liquid water, probably from melting ice, although others have argued for formation mechanisms involving carbon dioxide frost or the movement of dry dust.

The research that supports Territory's work includes motion and particle theory as applied to digital technology, Japanese art and craft patterns, architecture, sculpture, and installations for modular symmetry of form, jellyfish, and the movement of sand, dust, and magnetic filaments.