plume造句

Her hat was decorated with a plume.

He does not plume himself on these achievements.

The tail is profusely coated and forms a plume.

The smoke plume is reflected in elevated carbon monoxide concentrations in these regions.

A dense plume flows east from the Wallow Fire in Arizona, with a fainter plume rising from the Horseshoe 2 fire in the south.

The white plume rising from the volcano is likely a mixture of steam and ash.

The red plume on the horse's head was nodding to the rhythm of its steps.

The US Calipso's lidar was very effective at measuring the thickness of the ash plume.

A vacuum pump, housed in a rusty ammo box, captured a fumarole's plume.

View of a cloud plume following an atmospheric nuclear weapon test, Bikini Atoll, in the Marshall Islands, July 1, 1946.

When the graphite caught fire, it spouted a plume of radioactive smoke that spread across the globe.

The six-mile-high Chinese dust plume detected by CALIPSO appears as yellow-green swirls in this image.

Indonesia's Mount Merapi started spewing hot ash clouds on Monday morning, sending a 1.5-kilometer plume toward the south.

A small, slightly brown plume rises from the vent, and ash blackens the ground to the west and south.

The vast plume of material spewing from this week's eruption of an Icelandic volcano is reddening sunsets and clouding skies across Europe.

NASA's imaging satellites captured pictures of the Gulf the next day, showing a plume of smoke spreading eastward from the still-smoldering rig.

BP thinks spraying dispersants into the oil plume where it leaves the riser may be 20 times more effective than waiting until it reaches the surface.

fireworks, Fourth of July, United States, Independence Day Red and Green Sun: Each cosmic red tendril and teal plume has a matching pyro pellet within the firework shell.

NASA scientists had predicted the twin impacts would spew six miles (9.6 kilometers) of dust into space. Instead, images revealed just a mile-high (1.6 kilometers) plume.

As a result, the researchers' model suggests, the waters down-current of a large methane plume, especially in an ocean basin with poor circulation, could lose as much as 95 percent of their oxygen.

A fresh supply of yellow froth (probably the same type of elemental sulfur found in the "cool acid-brine" crater lake at Kawa Ijen) is brought up by the plume and pushed out toward the crater wall.

An opaque dust plume some 100 kilometers (60 miles) in width extends from Saudi Arabia across eastern Kuwait and into Iran, where the dust appears to mingle with clouds.

So when those telescopes watch the moon on Friday, they won't just be anticipating a plume of dust – they will also be hoping that the hard things are about to get a little easier.

A ba pilot who encountered an ash plume from the erupting Mount Galunggung in Java, Indonesia in 1982 describes flying through the ash as "a bit like negotiating one's way up a badger's arse".

Let other soldiers limp by in rags with their feet tied up in sacks and strips of carpet, but not Ashley. He should come home on a prancing horse, dressed in fine clothes and shining boots, a plume in his hat.