Sentence examples for tiny dust from inspiring English sources

When it falls as rain, small amounts of gases such as oxygen and carbon dioxide become dissolved in it; raindrops also carry tiny dust particles and other substances.

He did live in a tidy house, though, and colleagues say he never tired of getting out a flashlight and shining it sideways across his coffee table to illuminate the prevalence of tiny dust particles that most people never notice.

Cassini's cameras show that the arc consists of tiny dust grains, but other data suggest there should be larger bodies, up to about three feet in diameter, within it.

In order to become fully airborne, Ebola virus particles would need to be able to survive in a dehydrated state on tiny dust motes that remain suspended in the air and then be able to penetrate cells in the lining of the lungs.

A silent wave of tiny dust particles and other pollutants has been sliding over the hills and down the Pearl River from mainland China, from Guangdong Province, once a quiet agricultural area and now one of the world's biggest manufacturing centers.

Astronomers have detected a new ring of tiny dust particles circling Jupiter.

Others, such as the tiny dust-like seeds of begonias, can literally sell for more than their weight in gold.

[The New York Times] The atmospheric aerosols, or tiny dust-like particulate matter, arriving on North American shores from Asia is roughly comparable with what is produced domestically, researchers report.

The colorful films can be removed from the bulk substrate and broken into tiny, "dust-sized" pieces that are small enough for use in a range of applications.

Their tiny, dust-like, seeds are assumed to be dispersed by wind or rainsplash [ 5].

Gently shake the branch, and the tiny, dust-like seeds will fall into the bag.