Sentence examples for small particles of dust from inspiring English sources

We have shown that dust on the antennae induces grooming in flies (Seeds et al., 2014), however, it seems unlikely that small particles of dust could cause the large displacements that induce grooming in this work.

The only down side is that the zoom lens must be wiped and cleaned often to keep the lens void of small particles of dust.

It helps to wash the knobs before sanding and painting them; this keeps small particles of dust and debris from mixing in with the paint and marring the finish.

About 1267 English philosopher Roger Bacon wrote in Perspectiva, "[We] may number the smallest particles of dust and sand by reason of the greatness of the angle under which we may see them," and in 1538 Italian physician Girolamo Fracastoro wrote in Homocentrica, "If anyone should look through two spectacle glasses, one being superimposed on the other, he will see everything much larger".

Dust from coffee-processing activities is reported to consist of large and small particles of husks [ 1], microorganisms and fungi [ 2], and endotoxin [ 3].

The dust cloud that arises after an implosion, the researchers say, contains a lot of small particles of the kind that can cause lung damage.

The majority of these injuries result from small particles, including dust, impacting or abrading the eye.

Then there's the phenomenon known as freezing drizzle — not just freezing-rain lite but water droplets that stay liquid below thirty-two degrees Fahrenheit because they haven't encountered any of the small particles (such as dust or spores) that can catalyze the freezing process.

Accumulation of small particles is beneficial for dust removal.

Mwaiselage et al. [ 5] also reported that the concentration of respirable dust by mass was approximately 40% of the "total" dust, suggesting that the mass fraction of larger particles is higher than that of smaller particles in cement dust.

These observations by Hiten- and Nozomi-MDCs obtained a small dataset of dust particles for statistics, excluding earth-orbiting dust, once in a week, because the dust detectors had small sensitive areas, 0.01 m2 and 0.014 m2, respectively.