Sentence examples for thick particulate from inspiring English sources

We show that for the UV range pertinent to ozone profile retrieval from space, the 4 stream model generates backscatter radiances to an accuracy >1.25% for all viewing situations in a clear sky Rayleigh and background aerosol reference atmosphere, and up to 1.75% for a number of special scenarios with optically thick particulate layers.

We call these gray and graded layers with sharp basal contact as "event layers" because these characteristics indicate that these layers were deposited in a short time by settling from thick, suspended, particulate matter.

An amorphous 1 2 nm Sb (V) oxide film is formed and can be further crystallized by exposure to an electron beam to give a 2 5 nm thick supported Sb6O13 particulate coating.

Things are even worse in the northeastern city of Harbin, which is smothered in a thick blanket of particulate matter 40 times higher than the international safety standard.

(2009) evaluated the ease of swallowing for four mango puree samples of different viscosities (ranging from 1 to 2 Pa·s) with or without added barium sulfate medium and found that samples with high concentration of barium sulfate were perceived to be thicker and more particulate, which probably explains why these samples were perceived as less easy to swallow.

We feel the air thick with smog and particulate matter.

Wood smoke is thick with the tiny particulates, known as PM2.5, that are linked to heart attacks, strokes, cancer, dementia and various other ailments.

Lamellae, about 100 Å thick for PpOBA, are observed along with particulate material.

Cain later confirmed that the dust was not present prior to launch, and was most likely particulate shaken loose from the thick insulation blankets inside the payload bay during launch.

In the context of the non-oxide particulate ceramic composites, the intergranular films are typically 1 2 nm thick.

The thick networks of roots and associated biofilms have proven to be effective in physically trapping particulates within the water column, which subsequently slough off the roots as heavier particles settle.