Sentence examples for windblown dust from inspiring English sources
Some could be windblown dust cemented together.
Nothing changed and nothing moved, save for windblown dust.
And as for the pile of windblown dust and soil that the rover spent weeks analyzing?
This is particularly true in Patagonia, where windblown dust creates a continuous haze that considerably reduces visibility.
Of particular concern, Dr. McSween said, is the question of toxic metals in Martian soil and windblown dust.
The report also suggested that "particulate matter" in the air, including windblown dust and vehicle pollution, might be a bigger health problem than burn pits.
Recent studies from southern Europe have explored the effects of windblown Saharan dust, including a study conducted in Barcelona, Spain, that found evidence of an effect of PM2.5 10 on daily mortality during Saharan dust days, despite rather moderate particle concentrations (Perez et al. 2008).
Most foliage invaders are spread from plant to plant by windblown rain or dust.
He suggested windblown sand or dust as the cause of the clouds.
Yellow clouds on Mars have been observed since the 1870s, which Eugène M. Antoniadi suggested were windblown sand or dust.
Within this valley, widespread gusty winds occur in conjunction with large pressure gradients resulting from differences between the desert and coastal air masses, generating copious quantities of windblown sand and dust.
