Sentence examples for windblown effect from inspiring English sources
Standing on stage in a bright blue sequined dress, as a small fan created a windblown effect in her hair, Defonte whose drag persona is a bit of a mix between Harley Quinn and Phyllis Diller introduced the performers. .
You could lay them flat, or overlap some of them to create a windblown effect.
Some studies have, in fact, reported strengthening of the observed health effects when windblown dust days were excluded from the analyses [ 59] or reduced health effects on windy days [ 60], in both cases suggestive that crustal-derived particles are more benign that those from anthropogenic processes.
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).
Inactive tailings impoundments also have received attention due to the long-term effects of windblown dispersal, groundwater contamination, and acid drainage (USEPA 1994; Aucamp and van Schalkwyk 2003).
Using a mechanical sandblaster in a laboratory setting, scientists affiliated with the Agricultural Research Service studied the effects of windblown sand abrasion on cotton seedlings.
His research has focused on topics such as the greenhouse effect on Venus; windblown dust as an explanation for the seasonal changes on Mars; organic aerosols on Titan, Saturn's moon; the long-term environmental consequences of nuclear war; and the origin of life on Earth.
The paper introduces original categorizations of both the windblown sand-induced performance deficiencies of the railway systems (windblown Sand Ultimate and Serviceability Limit States) and the prevention techniques to mitigate the windblown sand effects (Source-Path-Receiver categorization of the Sand Mitigation Measures).
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"It looks so windblown and battered".
