| A temperature inversion is desired for pesticides being applied as aerosols or dusts. |
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| She tirelessly dusts, polishes, cooks and cleans and then still has the patience to tuck you into bed and read you a story. |
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| When he enters her new digs, he tracks paw prints in the layer of flour that dusts everything in sight. |
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| A light westerly wind blew, gentle as the day, and whipped up the dusts moving them to scattered graves and other surrounding parts of the city. |
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| Exposure to respiratory irritants such as second-hand tobacco smoke, dusts, and fumes should be minimized. |
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| He jumps nimbly down and dusts off her dainty foot with three smart whaps of his hand. |
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| Chronic exposure to polycyclic aromatic compounds in dusts produced at the plant was suggested as a possible factor in the disease excesses. |
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| A mist lightly dusts the thick greenery of the trees that cover the surrounding hills. |
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| The etiologic agent in respiratory system injury caused by organic dusts is unclear. |
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| The film seems in reasonably good shape, with some dirt and dusts now and again, but overall, a passable presentation. |
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| Some of the mineral dusts can directly translocate into the bronchial mucosa without the help of macrophages. |
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| Sharon always faces the latest crisis head on, picks herself up, dusts herself off, beams that adorable smile and goes on. |
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| In addition some companies will have occupational hygienists to assist the safety advisers, for example with monitoring noise and dusts. |
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| In another instance, the chief officer accused the boatswain of poor performance because of the dusts allover the ship. |
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| Large, allover face brush dusts on loose or pressed powder for smooth, even application. |
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| This is particularly important in the presence of flammable solvent vapours, e.g. from flushed pigments or oxidizable dusts. |
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| Leaching residues from zinc processing, dusts and sludges such as jarosite, hematite, goethite, etc. |
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| Inhalable fraction: if hardwood dusts are mixed with other wood dusts, the limit value shall apply to all wood dusts present in that mixture. |
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| For example, the dusts may be collected from a baghouse or ESP but should not be allowed to be combined with other materials during transfer. |
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| Garbage, manure, and similar wastes that cannot be made inaccessible to flies can be treated with larvicidal drenches or dusts. |
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| Sometimes, however, lead residues, sludges, or flue dusts are mixed with oxides from the battery treatment plant and processed together. |
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| Clean all equipment and clothing, and shower with mild soap and water to remove dusts, at end of each work shift. |
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| Mr Bate dusts off the much-told story, and brings his man much closer to real danger. |
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| Repeated and prolonged inhalation of graphite or carbon dusts may cause pulmonary fibrosis, emphysema, and pneumoconiosis. |
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| Mechanical filter respirators provide protection only against dusts. |
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| In jewellery-making and enamelling, you could inhale dusts or fumes during soldering, pickling, casting or finishing. |
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| Combustible dusts have the potential to present a physical hazard with severe consequences. |
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| Daily cover may also be required to minimize exposure of the surroundings to windblown odours, dusts, fire, or litter. |
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| Follow procedures specified in the National Fire Protection Association Codes and Standards for handling combustible dusts. |
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| He lists a dust mask manufactured to filter dusts and mould particles as a must-have. |
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| Indutech: Example: Filtration of liquids, gases and dusts and machine cables? |
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| The techniques used for the maintenance of Be-contaminated areas or equipment must prevent the dispersion and resuspension of dusts. |
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| Respirable and non-respirable dusts in the atmosphere are therefore an important feature of the region's air quality indicators. |
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| The equipment is certified for use as Category 2D equipment and may be used in hazardous zones 21 and 22 with dusts. |
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| The mine has been cited for issues surrounding the abatement and maintenance of dusts several times as well. |
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| Thorium dusts have very low ignition points and may ignite at room temperatures. |
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| A small fraction of fine dusts are deposited and retained deep in the lung. |
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| The feed for the sinter plant recycles dusts and sludges which are blended with concentrates and secondaries. |
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| Handle empty containers with care because residual dusts are flammable. |
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| Fine dusts may need to be pelletized or agglomerated prior to recycling. |
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| For a more efficacious aspiration, an air recycling aspiration is connected to the cereal outlet. Its energetic current of ascensional air inhales light grains and residual dusts. |
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| Mixture with air, under atmospheric conditions, of combustible substances in the form of gases, vapours, mists or dusts in which, after ignition has occurred, combustion spreads to the entire unburned mixture. |
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| Thus, for example, acrylonitrile meets these conditions in only one industrial class while hardwood and softwood dusts conform to them in more than 20 different industrial classes. |
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| They are used for primary filtering in heating, air-condtioning, ventilation installations and in those prefiltering applications for rough dusts lowness. |
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| Limestone, when pulverized, forms silt-sized dusts. |
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| Other solid wastes could include jarosite, gypsum, collected dusts which are not recycled, wastewater treatment plant sludge, other sludges, filter cakes. |
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| Soluble ultrafine dusts will act at the solubilization site and will not be discussed here, since the effects vary widely according to dust composition. |
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| They are particularly indicated for the suction of fumes and dusts generated from processes of automatic or manual cutting of sheetmetals with plasma, laser, oxyacetylene systems. |
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| Inhalation of dusts containing alpha SiO2, however, produces a serious lung disease called silicosis, common among miners, stonecutters, and ceramic workers, unless protective devices are used. |
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| For many workplaces and work activities, eye protection is mandatory to protect workers from hazards such as dusts and flying particles or liquid splashes. |
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| Non woven fabric mask against low noxiousness dusts. |
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| In the case of the furniture industry, OHS legislation can set specific exposure limit for the sector: the protection of workers from risks related to hardwood dusts is a typical example. |
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| Avoid formation of airborne dusts, if appropriate by moistening. |
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| Particulate filters filter solids out of the air we breathe and protect us against fine particulate, pollen, industrial dusts and other microscopic, respirable particles. |
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| If user operations generate dusts, mists or fumes, use appropriate local exhaust ventilation to keep exposures below the recommended exposure limits. |
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| While cigarette smoking is the cause of COPD in up to 90 per cent of cases, other known risk factors include occupational exposure to a variety of airborne dusts, air pollution as well as genetic predisposition. |
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| Byproducts of the steel production cycle include tar, light oil, ammonia, sludges and dusts, fines such as lime and pellet fines, mill scale and coke braize. |
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| Inert dusts such as diatomaceous earth, kaolin, sodium carbonate, calcium carbonate, and volcanic ash are well known for their insecticidal properties. |
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| With air suspension raised to boost ground clearance and plenty of urge to keep up momentum the Range Rover dusts across the dunes like a sand fly. |
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