Sentence examples for particulate that from inspiring English sources

But California, which has taken a strict approach to diesel pollution, has an eight-hour workday health standard for diesel particulate that converts to two to three micrograms per cubic meter of black carbon.

"But this kind of facemask won't keep out PM 10," referring to the larger particulate air pollution (people are more worried about smaller particulate that can enter the bloodstream from the lungs, known as PM 2.5).

"It's on every beach, found in sediment worldwide, a small particulate that's diffuse throughout the water column," Eriksen said.

In the stomach, gastric juice penetrates into a food particulate that softens its texture.

The size-fractionated particulate that was collected was extracted and analyzed chemically for selected toxic/carcinogenic tobacco-specific nitrosamines (TSNAs), polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), and other selected semivolatile organic compounds (SVOCs).

Do not use a match to sterilize the instrument that you will use to pierce the blister fire will oxidize any coatings on the metal and leave black, sooty particulate that can cause an infection.

'DU burns, it releases particulates that can be breathed in, and it doesn't go away,' he says.

Older cars and diesel engines produce particulates that clog up the lungs and may enter brain tissue, and nitrogen oxides that affect breathing.

Another of the new measures announced is to "enhance control" of PM2.5 pollution, which are fine particulates that measure less than 2.5 microns in diameter.

And in 2006, the White House weakened a proposed rule that would have greatly reduced the airborne particulates that ruin the scenic views in many parks.

"There are dozens of chemicals as part of diesel particulates that are bad for you, that are causing cancer, aggravating asthma, and other ailments," Mr. Becker said.