dusts in English
the car sent up clouds of dust
a quick dust, to get rid of the cobwebs
Use "dusts" in a sentence
1. · On-site sampling of airborne dusts and gases
2. Who often dusts the sideboard in the morning?
3. Employees are trained on the explosion hazards of Combustible dusts
4. The dusts generated when dry quenched coke is handled should be reduced.
5. Using in without dusts, Causticity gas, flammability gas, oil fog, vapor
6. So after Frank dusts the crops... he' s taking her to Lincoln, Alabama
7. Potting soil Pumice Rock dusts (stone meal), unprocessed Sand Sawdust and wood chips
8. PreventionMeasures The facility has separator devices to remove foreign materials capable of igniting Combustible dusts
9. Dusts can no longer be used instead of normal Imbue items in imbue recipes.
10. Mind you, I dusts and polishes around and runs the Hoover over the carpet.
11. Some coal flue dusts contain small quantities of gallium, typically less than 1% by weight.
12. To evaluate the abrasive effects of DE we have tested 27 inert dusts with different surface properties.
13. Industrial waste gas is hereby classified into three categories that are Sulfur dioxide, smoke and dusts.
14. Most collected dusts and sludges from air pollution control equipment are returned to the smelting or sintering processes
15. Combustion fumes contain gases (CO, CO2, and SO2), dusts, and fly ash, small particles that are easily airborne.
16. In the workplace airborne chemicals may occur in different forms such as gases, vapours, dusts or mists.
17. Combustible dusts are fine particles that present an explosion hazard when suspended in air in certain conditions
18. CB Borid Boric Acid Dust is a natural product that uses a contact kill and knock-down method like all other dusts
19. Acarological studies on farm dusts have demonstrated microscopically the high prevalence of Lepidoglyphus destructor, Acarus siro and Tyrophagus putrescentiae.
20. Berylliosis is a form of metal poisoning caused by inhalation of beryllium dusts, vapors, or its compounds or implantation of the substance in the skin
21. If your jobsite involves exposure to hazardous dusts and particulates, comfortable protective Coveralls can help stand up to harsh conditions
22. Disclosed is a solar cell module which can collect solar light to a solar cell, while reducing accumulation of dusts and particles.
23. CB Borid Boric Acid Dust is a natural product that uses a contact kill and knock-down method like all other dusts
24. Methods After the dusts being injected in vivo , the imperceptibility changes in rats were observed and the fiber features were compared with statistics in rat by advanced microscope, SEM analysis.
25. Berylliosis is a form of metal poisoning caused by inhalation of beryllium dusts, vapors, or its compounds or implantation of the substance in the skin
26. The definition of an Aerosol, as used here, is a suspension of tiny particles or droplets in the air, such as dusts, mists, or fumes
27. Worldwide, the principal sources of secondary lead for recycling are spent lead-acid batteries (automotive, truck, marine and stationary), smelter dusts and slags, and cable sheathing (a massive form, Annex IX
28. Byssinosis Definition Byssinosis is a disease of the lungs caused by breathing in cotton dust or dusts from other vegetable fibers such as flax, hemp, or sisal while at work.
29. Medical definition of Berylliosis: poisoning resulting from exposure to fumes and dusts of beryllium compounds or alloys and occurring chiefly as an acute pneumonitis or as a granulomatosis involving especially the lungs.
30. Biohazards may become airborne, perhaps as the agent itself, such as an anthrax spore, or as the agent riding on some other material that becomes airborne, such as dusts, mists or droplet nuclei
31. Byssinosis is a disease of the lungs. It is caused by breathing in cotton dust or dusts from other vegetable fibers such as flax, hemp, or sisal while at work.
32. Worldwide, the principal sources of secondary lead for recycling are spent lead-acid batteries (automotive, truck, marine and stationary), smelter dusts and slags, and cable sheathing (a massive form, Annex IX).
33. Many by-products and residues can be re-used, recovered or recycled including slag, drosses and skimmings, collected dusts, leach residues, sulphuric acid, mercury, spent furnace linings and refractories, sludges, and polypropylene from lead production
34. Many by-products and residues can be re-used, recovered or recycled including slag, drosses and skimmings, collected dusts, leach residues, sulphuric acid, mercury, spent furnace linings and refractories, sludges, and polypropylene from lead production.
35. Agglomeration, or particle size enlargement, is widely used throughout industries working with bulk solids to convert powders and dusts into more easily managed granules, as well as to control particle characteristics for transportation, handling, or performance.
36. Most commercial production of germanium is from treating flue-dusts of zinc- and copper-ore smelters, although a significant source is also found in the ash from the combustion of certain types of coal called vitrain.
37. Byssinosis is a term applied to the acute and chronic respiratory diseases associated with occupational exposure to cotton and related dusts. Typically patients report chest tightness when they go back to exposure after a period away from regular attendance at work.
38. Brickbats fly at my fireplace Upside down I see them in the fire They squeak and roast there Wings leap across the floor Fold up the wall shadows The window curtain ghost Throws my heart and dusts my throat My mind caught by the corner Gradually decides its safe Becomes a bat itself Flexes its little claws Curse its leather wings With loud