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Meanings of aerosols in English
Usage of aerosols in English
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The sulphur aerosols are actually preventing some warming from taking place currently.
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Studies have shown that COVID-19 transmission largely occurs via aerosols and droplets.
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All to reduce the chance of aerosols being sprayed around, Line says.
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Scientists who warn about aerosols say current recommendations still make sense.
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Free radicals in e-cigarette aerosols were spin-trapped and analyzed using electron paramagnetic resonance.
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But smaller particles -called aerosols -can be produced by merely talking.
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While mechanical ventilators do not produce aerosols, they carry other risks.
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But respirator masks can release micro-droplets known as aerosols which may spread infection.
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We suggest that virus spread by aerosols was a frequent mode of transmission.
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Modelling suggests that enough aerosols could have a substantive cooling effect.
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As with liquids, aerosols and gels, powders will need to be presented separately.
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Or by spraying stratospheric aerosols to increase reflection, cooling the planet.
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Don't forget to check liquids, aerosols, gels and powders if you're flying internationally.
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A dominant route for transmission is via air-borne aerosols and droplets.
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That the process involves massive negatively charged molecules and aerosols is completely unexpected.
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Organic-bearing aerosols display specific spatio-temporal distributions as compared to total aerosols.
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