Examples of dust

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Also, the gas and dust of the interstellar medium will be involved in the exchange.
The stratospheric dust cloud will mitigate the initial effects of ozone depletion.
If the robot rolls through dust or water, a wheel may slip since the value of the friction coefficient may vary.
The violence of breaking down the door seemed to fill this room with pervading dust.
The saturation is provided by an interplay between ion trapping and dust charging.
We assume that the dust component is a cold beam of particles, each particle having the same speed at a given position.
In particular, it may be noted that the dust charge variation leads to an additional enlargement of the nonlinear dust voids.
If the dust is stationary relative to the electrons and ions, the dust acoustic mode is stable.
We consider the parameter regime in which the ions and electrons are strongly magnetized, while the charged dust is unmagnetized.
Thus, the ions and electrons are magnetized but the dust is unmagnetized.
The electrons and ions are magnetized, while the dust is unmagnetized.
The dependence of the main plasma parameter s on the dust density and size is also investigated.
In this case, the wave is only damped because of the dust charge fluctuation.
The presence of dust reduces the electron concentration inside the layer, but we shall assume the ions to have constant density throughout.
A major constituent of aerosol dusts are smectite clays, which, as such, play an important role in pathogen transport.
Otherwise, if the dusts are too dense, we have to use the continuous medium model.
The public areas of the hotel are cleaned on a daily basis, with vacuuming and dusting taking place.
However, it is not clear whether dusts can also de-thermalize a plasma.
The laws, they argue, were soon dusted off and exercised to the full.
There are five of these, and together they provide an overview ranging from aquifer systems and cosmic dusts, to mantle dynamics and palaeotemperature investigations.
The pathological effects of inhaling dusts and toxic vapours have been mentioned briefly.
In the pure-ion sheath near the wall, the dusts are rapidly charged positively.
Of course, you could have a robot dusting your shelves but this would be horrifically expensive and not very practical.
I suggest it may be worthwhile dusting it off (lightly) and looking at it again (briefly) for the following reasons.
On the other hand, presence of unwanted dusts often has a deleterious effect on the microstructuring of semiconductor wafer s.
Radiative processes from such spinning dusts have not, however, been included in the model.
At the same time, however, the city dusted off its plans of the 1930s and early 1940s for a major programme of slum clearance and redevelopment in its central areas.
She did the same in the kitchen; she did the same thing with the books, removing them, dusting them carefully, and returning them to clean, wiped, and waxed shelves.
The somites become dusted with pigment.
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