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Not exact matches
The
tiny particles also serve as condensation nuclei for clouds and are
trapped between cloud
particles, where their ability to absorb heat helps dry up those clouds and allows more sunlight to reach Earth.
One suggested that
tiny electrical charges around the ring might be
trapping dissolved coffee
particles, but calculations indicated it would take hours for all of the
particles to migrate to the border — much longer than the drying time.
Guided by the
trapped particle, they then created a
tiny pore in the cell membrane using an ultra-short laser pulse from a femtosecond laser.
But a group of engineers has now shown that — with the help of a bit of noise — filters with a relatively wide mesh can
trap very
tiny particles.
Every time you inhale,
tiny hairs inside your nostrils act as filters,
trapping particles like pollen and dust.
(HEPA vacuums
trap even those
tiny dust
particles you cant see.)
In addition to electronic variable valve timing systems and direct fuel injection systems, new generation diesel engines utilize an emission reducing
particle filter system to
trap and filter the
tiny particles of soot that are often associated with diesel engine exhaust.
As the top layer of snow melts, it leaves behind a deposit of
tiny particles that were
trapped inside it.