Sentence examples for small dust from inspiring English sources

It ought to take a lot of time to get from small dust particles to objects the size of Earth, let alone the size of Jupiter.

Blue skies and red sunsets are in effect attributable to the preferential scattering of short (blue) wavelengths by air molecules and small dust particles.

The transition could begin with some small seed in one location of our universe, in the same way that, on our frozen windowpane, small dust grains helped seed the formation of ice crystals.

However, the performance is low for extremely small dust particles.

Small dust grains can grow as they collide and stick together with static electricity.

During such impacts, small dust grains will be ejected at the impact site.

Mr. Siegmann was recently rummaging through storage, when a small, dust-covered Gelede dance mask from Nigeria caught his eye.

Glamis, a small dust-covered town east of the dunes, is known as the Sand Toy Capital of the World -- at least on the T-shirts for sale at the Glamis Beach Store.

But that is not the real reason to praise her, which is that she has also made a small, dust-blown place, and a couple of insignificant lives, and made them matter so much.

Children uncomplicatedly show themselves ready to identify with two-hearted alien time-travellers, pointy-eared Vulcan science officers, snout-nosed Clangers, Ninja Turtles, Transformers, small dust-bin-shaped robots, pepper-pot Daleks, or even, in the case of the Children's Film Foundation film The Glitterball (1977) an alien who is essentially a ball bearing.

The vial, good for one test, contains a small dusting of a white powder-like substance that could fit on the tip of a finger.