“The visitor, by its attraction, drew from the nebula a wisp of gas.”

“A dark nebula, or absorption nebula, is a cloud of gas and dust that blocks light coming from behind.”

“The other moons probably accreted within the nebula in which Saturn itself formed.”

“The nebulizer emitted a fine mist of refreshing water as I pressed the button.”

“The same nebulizer can be activated by the pressure of oxygen from a tank, or of air from an ordinary bicycle pump.”

“The liquid is drawn into a nebulizer, which breaks it up into a spray of tiny droplets.”

“Risala Study Circle volunteers rushed to his help and took him to the nearest clinic where he was put on nebulization.”

“According to hospital sources, around 100 patients visited the PIMS emergency for oxygen and nebulization during last 24 hours.”

“Percussive nebulization is another safe and effective method for airway clearance.”

“Coronium and nebulium were both, in the event, figments of the astronomers' imaginations.”

“And, in the twentieth century, we learned that nebulium was actually ionized oxygen and nitrogen.”

“The hypothetical nebulium was simply the signature of ordinary oxygen doing extraordinary things.”

“A few emission nebulae are situated towards the north-west fringes of the cloud, an area which latterly has been covered in nebulosity.”

“A few studies of phonaesthetics are well-known for the cleverness of their design and the nebulosity of their results.”

“If you want to see the nebulosity surrounding the stars in the cluster, though, you'll need at least a 12-inch telescope.”

“It says a lot about the reach and nebulousness of those powers that the Commissioner himself may have come close to breaching their disclosure provisions.”

“Eric is an observer, comfortable with the nebulousness of his journey, overwhelmed by sights, smells and sounds but not by strong emotion.”

“Although suffering from chronic nebulousness, the concept of reflective teaching has held the attention of many teachers and teacher educators.”

“A nebuliser is a device that turns a medicine into an vapour, and is used with a face mask or mouthpiece.”

“He lost seven stone in weight and was eventually confined to bed, relying on a nebuliser to help him breathe.”

“Used with an infusion pump connected to a continuous nebuliser in the inspiratory limb of the circuit, it has also been shown to improve oxygenation.”

“Meanwhile passengers may use their own battery powered nebulisers on board if they are approved by the aircraft engineers.”

“Routine treatment for croup was commenced with budesonide nebulisers, oral dexamethasone and adrenaline nebulisers.”

“Initially, we will buy five nebulisers which work quicker than the current ones being used at the hospital.”

“The reason why most planetary nebulae are not spherical is not well understood.”

“Until recently, it was thought that shells around planetary nebulae were a rare phenomenon.”

“It circles between two stars in a binary system, wavering in and out of nebulae, carrying its on rings like Saturn.”

“Then if he'd looked farther, deeper, he saw star systems, colorful nebulas never before seen in his dreams.”

“In further studies, he showed that these nebulas are actually other galaxies, and he went on to classify them.”

“We have missions that include active nebulas, swirling dust clouds, moving asteroids and asteroid fields.”