Sentence examples for narrow dust from inspiring English sources

These include one that Stapelfeldt's team has dubbed the "Hamburger star --a narrow dustar --a star --aacross bright bunarrowlight.

A careful analysis by the Cassini imaging team of dozens of F-ring photos reveals that various strands are actually a single, narrow dust ring, tightly wound like a spiral.

The Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) outdated the smooth featureless pictures of the zodiacal light by revealing numerous bands of asteroidal debris, several narrow trails of cometary dust, and a clumpy dust ring (Dermott et al., 1984; Sykes and Greenberg, 1986; Sykes and Walker, 1992).

It appears to be surrounded by a narrow ring of dust at a distance of 107 AU.

He has just installed himself at a madrasa in Baldia town, a ramshackle area of narrow alleys and dust-flecked palm trees, dominated by Pashtuns.

Eastwood — hat, poncho, cigar, eyes narrowed against sun, dust, sentiment — administered justice as if he were the last one to uphold it in a world gone insane.

The SWs are more narrower for positively charged dust grain then for negative charged dust.

A tiny baby, only a week old, is born a second time; still alive after 16 hours under rubble, the child is dragged through a narrow passage made in the dust by a frantic volunteer.

Eighteen-wheelers thunder down narrow country roads, kicking up dust and fumes.

The now-closed uranium mines that would supply the $175 million mill, company officials have said, extend out 100 miles or so, which means that delivery trucks would travel on narrow country roads, stirring up dust that the study said could end up in the snowpack and water supply all over the region.

And unless effective measures are used to control airborne dust in the narrow underground shafts, miners can breathe it into their lungs.