Sentences with phrase «of airborne»

* Groom in a well ventilated area as it will help prevent the growth of airborne bacteria and will reduce the inhalation of dander and hair.

Whether you're buying a new home, remodeling, doing repairs, or just want peace of mind, add the yogi to your annual home maintenance to ensure the air you're breathing is free of airborne toxins.

Replace the furnace filter every three months to reduce the amount of airborne dust circulating through the home.

I bet there are still lots of old ladies jealously protecting their clumps of Loostrife, never mindful of its airborne seeds.

Again, because the egg shells are not impervious to attracting all sorts of airborne transmitted fragrances, mold, smoke from cigarettes, etc. and especially so, protect your eggs if you are painting your house or using chemicals of any kind.

Trying to learn all of these fundamental and crucial things while driving is like trying to learn to learn to sky dive by just jumping out of an airborne airplane with your jump instructor free falling beside you and then asking your jump instructor what to do next.

Thanks to the no - lead gas and emission controls in the state, the air in CT is virtually free of airborne lead.

Like a sharknado minus the sharks, but retaining that keen, bear - like hunting intelligence of an airborne shark.

An accident involving any kind of airborne vehicle is an aviation accident, whether it's a private airplane crash, helicopter accident, kit plane incident, or even a glider accident.

[4] In the reasons for judgment of the Court of Appeal, Justice Hourigan agreed with the motions judge that the «occurrence» causing property damage in this case was the scratching of the windows caused by the contractor's employees and not the presence of airborne cement debris.

Previous studies have examined the effect of airborne or snowbound soot on global climate and temperatures.

Humanscale's personal air purifier surrounds the user with air that's free of pollutants, dust and biological contaminants and removes more than 99 percent of airborne particles of all sizes.

Through partnerships with Partners in Health, the Clinton Foundation and the Government of Rwanda, Murphy helped lead the design on Butaro Hospital in Rwanda, assisting with breakthrough architectural solutions to mitigate and reduce the transmission of airborne diseases like Tuberculosis.

NASA's long - running Operation IceBridge campaign last week began a series of airborne measurements of melt ponds on the surface of the Arctic sea ice cap.

Human impacts on the climate system include increasing concentrations of atmospheric greenhouse gases (e.g., carbon dioxide, chlorofluorocarbons and their substitutes, methane, nitrous oxide, etc.), air pollution, increasing concentrations of airborne particles, and land alteration.

Olgun, N. et al. (2011) Surface ocean iron fertilization: The role of airborne volcanic ash from subduction zone and hot spot volcanoes and related iron flues into the Pacific Ocean.

Aerosols - A collection of airborne solid or liquid particles, with a typical size between 0.01 and 10 micrometer (~ 0.00000039 and ~ 0.00039 inch) that reside in the atmosphere for at least several hours.

A suspension of airborne solid or liquid particles, with a typical size between a few nanometres and 10 μm that reside in the atmosphere for at least several hours.

The packaging is designed to reduce the risk of airborne mercury exposure from lamps broken during storage or shipping.

Although present enhanced amounts of airborne CH4 and N2O are mostly a climate forcing, i.e. their increases above the pre-industrial level are mainly a consequence of human - made sources, they also include a GHG feedback.

That peak likely is a result of airborne delivery of the pollutant, either by way of dust or precipitation depositing the pollution in the lake and surrounding land directly.

The Finnish Meteorological Institute participated in an assessment of airborne deposition and the interpretation of the results.

Aerosols A suspension of airborne solid or liquid particles, with a typical size between a few nanometres and 10 μm that reside in the atmosphere for at least several hours.

India's Center for Science and Environment (CSE) reports coal is responsible for 80 % of India's mercury pollution, 60 % of airborne particulate matter, 45 % of sulphur dioxide emissions, and 30 % of nitrogen oxide levels.

For the sake of estimating the potential cost, let us assume that it proves necessary to extract 100 ppm of CO2 (yielding a reduction of airborne CO2 of about 50 ppm) and let us assign each country the responsibility to clean up its fraction of cumulative emissions.

NASA's A-train sensors such as the Ozone Monitoring Instrument (OMI) on the Aura satellite and the MODIS on Aqua offer capabilities to measure the total amounts of airborne particles.

The cool - and - dry periods have a lot more of these airborne sodium and chloride ions.

Kok's work, which focused on a type of airborne particle called mineral dust, also suggests that there may be several times more dust particles pumped into the atmosphere than previously believed, since shattered dust appears to produce an unexpectedly high number of large fragments.

While I agree with your analysis you seem to miss the tall pole under the tent, namely the latent heat of evaporation of airborne water colloid (haze, clouds) to the visually transparent water vapor (WV).

A bigger concern might be the presence of airborne particulates from coal - fired power plants, which are the U.S.'s biggest emitters of carbon dioxide.

The change of emission rate in 2000 from 1.5 % yr - 1 to 3.1 % yr - 1 (figure 1), other things being equal, would have caused a sharp increase of the airborne fraction (the simple reason being that a rapid source increase provides less time for carbon to be moved downward out of the ocean's upper layers).

A total of 58,000 km [36,040 miles] of airborne gravity and magnetic data have been collected over the Alpha and Lomonosov Ridges in the Arctic Ocean.

Cryoconite holes, on the other hand, are isolated from forests — sometimes by tens of hundreds of miles — and receive the majority of their organic material through flecks of airborne debris.

Less certainty exists about the responses of airborne particles to climate change than the response of ozone.

A potential weakness of CRFS in addressing the issue of around 170 ppm of airborne and marine (re-emitted) CO2 is the lead - time for native coppice afforestation of non-farmland for charcoal - feedstock, plus the oceans» thermal inertia timelag on the carbon sequestration's cooling effect.

Their Marketing department was aghast, but the Engineers were already onto the problem, devising new apparatus to dispose of airborne FAR tea and SHI tea.

Tens of thousands of cleanup workers, Coast Guard members, fishers and coastal residents were within range of the airborne chemicals, and many of them were sprayed directly with Corexit, which when mixed with crude, is 52 times more toxic than crude alone.

Estimates made assuming no change in regulatory controls or population characteristics have ranged from 1,000 to 4,300 additional premature deaths nationally per year by 2050 from combined ozone and particle health effects.151, 9,152 There is less certainty in the responses of airborne particles to climate change than there is about the response of ozone.

The primary reason is the lack of an airborne platform that can sample the evolution of this plume in situ all the way across the Pacific Ocean.

If you want to get really speculative, think about the recent discoveries of airborne microorganisms and their potential importance in cloud formation.

After I graduated with my PhD in physics in 1965, DRI make me chief scientist of its airborne research facility.

Due to air pollution, the city also has higher fallout of airborne nitrogen — a fertilizer — which could have helped the trees as well, said Searle, but temperature seemed to be the main factor.

The other quarter is the result of airborne nitrogen.

According to a new study from University of Maryland researchers, higher levels of airborne particulates has been linked to more intense weather manifesting as flooding and drought.

A follow - up study examining chemicals in the air of the breathing zone of ski wax technicians found that fluorotelomer alcohols (FTOH)- which are a type of PFC that degrade and form PFOA - were 800 times the levels of airborne PFOA.

point out that isotopic composition of airborne methane has become lighter since 2008, indicating greater wetland / ruminant emission.

CO2's effect of stimulating plant growth and increasing plant tolerance of aridity contributed to revegetating large areas of land that were desert at the LGM, compounding the effects of an increase in atmospheric humidity, reduced land / ocean surface ocean ration, and increased warmth, all of which combined caused the reduction of airborne dust and atmosperic albedo.

The OHC thus only «reflects the current effects of airborne CO2 on the environment» when the climate is in equilibrium.

In doing so, we have limited our considerations to the direct climatic effects of steadily rising atmospheric concentrations of CO2 and have assumed a rate of CO2 increase that would lead to a doubling of airborne concentrations by some time in the first half of the twenty - first century.

The sentence I just quoted implies pretty strongly that, in the presence of efficient (or for that matter inefficient) large - scale capture and storage of airborne carbon, carbon emissions that have already occurred or will occur in the near future might not result in a commitment to climate change that is irreversible on timescales of centuries to millennia and longer.