Sentence examples for natural dust from inspiring English sources

The same applies to aerosols — tiny particles, including natural dust and manmade soot — that float around in the atmosphere and can cool or warm the planet, depending on their size and composition.

To find that out, he says, future longer, larger-scale experiments, perhaps using natural dust, are required.

Finally, the bioaccessibility of PBDEs in four natural dust samples, which ranged from 36.1% to 43.3%, were determined using the adapted method.

During the pre-monsoon or summer seasons, this region receives large amounts of natural dust aerosols, transported from neighboring desert regions (i.e., from the Thar Desert) (Dey et al. 2004; Pandithurai et al. 2008).

Previous work (e.g. Sulaiman et al., 2011, Rajput and Sudhakar, 2013) utilized laboratory experiments in order to quantify the drop in power-output of PV-modules as a result of artificial or natural dust contaminants.

It has been observed that during the pre-monsoon or summer seasons, this region receives large amounts of natural dust aerosols, transported from neighboring desert regions (i.e., from the Thar Desert) in West India (Dey et al. 2004; Pandithurai et al. 2008).

The fine mode urban/industrial aerosols contribute more than 75% to the observed aerosol optical depth (AOD) during the post-monsoon and winter seasons, whereas the natural dusts contribute ∼60% to the AOD during the pre-monsoon and monsoon seasons.

His early product initially was offered for the polishing of gems and sold at a price comparable with natural diamond dust.

As well as recording natural variability, dust records are also shown to sensitively track the impact of human activity.

Particularly interesting is the study, where the natural pine dust was modified with citric acid and β-CD for aniline removal from aqueous solutions [46].

Natural mineral dust storms (DS) from the Arabo-African region blow over the Mediterranean, reach Israel, and add to the anthropogenic particulate pollution.