| A temperature inversion is desired for pesticides being applied as aerosols or dusts. |
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| Such devices have been available for many years for the delivery of asthma medications in the form of small, pressurised aerosols. |
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| These gases are released from aerosols, refrigeration units, insulating foams, and industrial plants. |
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| The new drive-thru will cover everything from glass, paper, cans, aerosols, scrap metal, plastic bottles and textiles. |
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| Scientists measure the amount of carbon dioxide, methane, sulfur aerosols, ozone, dust, and other chemicals in ice cores. |
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| Research indicates that the transport of odors is also associated with dust particles or aerosols. |
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| It is also providing critical observations of atmospheric particles, called aerosols, over the ice sheets and the rest of the world. |
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| Straight lines are solar radiation, partly reflected back to space by dust and aerosols. |
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| Although the size distributions of these aerosols were variable, they mostly fell into the respirable range. |
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| Containers used for aerosols are typically made of either tinplated steel or aluminum because of their superior strength. |
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| Another important climate forcing, volcanic aerosols, can also give a similar opposing trend between the stratosphere and troposphere. |
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| The idea that aerosols both increase albedo and promote cloud formation is uncontentious. |
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| In fact, it was in this time period, they may say, that aerosols were first found to be as climatologically significant as greenhouse gases. |
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| Mr Edwards explained that deodorants and other aerosols contain propellants, like butane, to dry the particles. |
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| Sudden sniffing death is particularly associated with abuse of butane, propane and chemicals in aerosols. |
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| In situ aerosol pH is the pH value of deliquesced aerosols in the atmosphere. |
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| The hole isn't shrinking yet, but our use of aerosols and other chlorofluorocarbons is. |
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| The haze is caused by high concentrations of small particles known as aerosols that are usually less than a few micrometers in diameter. |
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| Organic solvents are used in a variety of commonly encountered substances including correction fluid, glue, paint, varnish, and aerosols. |
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| The aqueous-phase chemistry of deliquescent sea-salt aerosols in the remote marine boundary layer is investigated with a steady state box model. |
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| Each household will receive a black box to store glass bottles, jars, plastic bottles, cans, foil, aerosols, and textiles. |
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| Because the release of aerosols is centered over land, its cooling effects tend to be localized over continents. |
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| Also, of course, there are the wider concerns about environmental damage from aerosols and litter from packaging. |
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| Deodorants and Antiperspirants are sold as aerosols, roll-ons, and sticks. |
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| He and coworkers developed a method, using a chamber with microbial air samplers, to collect and quantify culturable cough-generated aerosols of M. tuberculosis. |
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| Air fresheners and aerosols used in the home can cause diarrhoea and earache in youngsters and depression in their mothers, research suggested today. |
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| Human activities that increase air concentrations of oxidizers, such as ozone, can thus boost the concentration of aerosols over forests, the researchers note. |
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| These aerosols are reflective and increase the albedo of the planet. |
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| Glass containers or other fragile items are not recommended for obvious reasons and liquids such as blow bubbles, shampoo, bubble bath or aerosols are not appreciated either. |
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| A sterile disposable needle was fixed to the syringe, the air in it expelled carefully without causing aerosols and the needle capped with a sterile rubber bung. |
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| The aerosols and particles in the haze are affecting rainfall. |
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| The sulfuric acid in volcanic aerosols is the result of not one reaction but a series of reactions involving sulfur dioxide, oxygen and water. |
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| Sulfate aerosols promote complex chemical reactions on their surfaces that alter chlorine and nitrogen chemical species in the stratosphere. |
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| Radiative forcing due to aerosols is temporally limited due to the processes that remove aerosols from the atmosphere. |
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| Carbon dioxide has a lifetime of a century or more, and as such, changes in aerosols will only delay climate changes due to carbon dioxide. |
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| In addition to their direct effect by scattering and absorbing solar radiation, aerosols have indirect effects on the Earth's radiation budget. |
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| Sulfate aerosols act as cloud condensation nuclei and thus lead to clouds that have more and smaller cloud droplets. |
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| Indirect effects of aerosols represent the largest uncertainty in radiative forcing. |
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| Lidars can determine atmospheric profiles of aerosols, clouds, and other constituents of the atmosphere. |
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| I never minded aerosols. But in the interests of the environment, I changed to roll-ons. |
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| The challenge agent used is the ambient microscopic dust and other aerosols that are present in the air. |
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| The company has developed aerosols based on water-reducible alkyds that have been experiencing growing interest. |
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| Visitors can learn even more about aerosols in daily life by exploring the popular interactive Eco-Aerosols page. |
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| In vitro dissolution characteristics of beryllium oxide and beryllium metal aerosols. |
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| However, light reflected from the plume aerosols was partially depolarized, a sign that some of the airborne particles were irregularly shaped. |
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| Photoionization detectors, for example, can be used to watch solvent exposures, or light scattering can monitor exposure to aerosols. |
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| The drug aerosols cloud emitted by Albuterol and Ventolin were determined to be electropositive while Atrovent and Qvar were electronegative. |
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| They embody the dependence of clear sky solar radiation upon local conditions, such as elevation, precipitable water content, and aerosols. |
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| But the Japanese lacked an understanding of aerosols and respiratory pathology and soon changed their focus to disseminating plague using the human flea Pulex irritans. |
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| Manual methods of uncapping blood collection tubes expose laboratory staff to greater risk of exposure from aerosols and splashes and repetitive motion injuries. |
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| But the fire, fuelled with turps, cosmetic bottles, aerosols, and paper, only burned for a few minutes, forensic scientist Gregory Waite told Leeds Crown Court yesterday. |
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| The model predictions that included oil behavior, advection, and wind drift helped link the measured organic aerosols to their source and mechanism of emission. |
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| The aerosols built up caused a cooling effect in the Northern Hemisphere. |
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| Removal by clouds and precipitation gives tropospheric aerosols an atmospheric lifetime of only about a week, while stratospheric aerosols can remain for a few years. |
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| Also lacking stomata and a cuticle, lichens may absorb aerosols and gases over the entire thallus surface from which they may readily diffuse to the photobiont layer. |
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| This is due to the optical properties of SO2 and sulfate aerosols, which strongly absorb or scatter solar radiation, creating a global layer of sulfuric acid haze. |
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| Volcanic eruptions may inject aerosols into the Earth's atmosphere. |
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| As the aerosols grow and coagulate, they settle down into the upper troposphere where they serve as nuclei for cirrus clouds and further modify the Earth's radiation balance. |
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| The Montreal Protocol of 1986 initiated a global plan to phase-out chlorofluorocarbons, which are found in aerosols, and hydrochlorofluorocarbons. |
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| Deposition of amphotericin B aerosols in pulmonary aspergilloma. |
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