Sentences with phrase «resulting explosion»

Dogs also suffered high casualty rates too as their excellent sensitivity to smell meant that they were employed to search for mines and trip - wires, commonly resulting in injury or death from resulting explosions.

The resulting explosion can be up to a million times as bright as the sun, but unlike supernovas, classical novas don't destroy the star.

The resulting explosion took many by surprise.

But he had miscalculated the power of the reaction: The resulting explosion shook the building and, he says, turned the toilet into «baby powder.»

The resulting explosions are the brightest events in the universe and vastly outshine entire galaxies containing hundreds of billions of stars.

The resulting explosions took place very close to, and partially above, the launch facility.

At left (in the short gamma - ray burst [SGRB] scenario), a jet of material moving at nearly the speed of light is propelled from the collision site into a sphere of material initially blown out by the resulting explosion.

The essence of sugar powered cereal and Saturday morning cartoons is bottled up and attached to fireworks, and the resulting explosion of joy is «Pacific Rim».

The essence of sugar powered cereal and Saturday morning cartoons is bottled up and attached to fireworks, and the resulting explosion of joy was Pacific Rim.

There seems very little has been left on the table this time around, and the resulting explosion of dynamics is just one, more aspect that sets Infinity War apart from the rest of the MCU.

The resulting explosion drives the pistons.

The warm yellow - and - orange glow from the resulting explosion almost felt like it was going to singe my face.

Gas leaks and the resulting explosions happen with depressing frequency in America today.

There's a total of five of these things to use, with a few interesting ones throw in to the mix, such as the ability to attach a Logic Bomb to an enemy, shove him or it into a crowd of enemies and then dodge out of the way of the resulting explosion.

Before you know it, there's been some sort of energy blast from the time machine, your brother William shows up pointing a gun at you and acting hysterical, Paul has disappeared into the time machine, and you've inherited some sort of time - manipulation abilities from the resulting explosion.

The resulting explosion sends out a shock wave that knocks down nearby enemies and can trigger a chain of additional black holes if other enemies have been coated with that mixture.

No skill required; only the willingness to keep your console on for the amount of time that can kill it (and possibly you, from the resulting explosion).

The resulting explosion deals even further damage to players and has a blast radius.

After a failed lab experiment and the resulting explosion find him near death and without consciousness, Trace's life is forever changed when he awakens in a strange alien environment.

Dr. Hussain underplays it a tad by saying The force and resulting explosion will cause burn injuries.

The resulting explosion will shred all four shields instantly!

Engines glow red when you speed up, parts shift around in response to your movement, and if you ever find yourself rapidly plummeting towards the ground or ocean, the resulting explosion will look appropriately terrifying.

Inspired by the success of The Responsive Eye and a resulting explosion in enthusiasm for the Op Art (also known as Optical Art) movement, art collector, clothing manufacturer (and subsequently founder of the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum) Larry Aldrich, hired graphic artist Julian Tomchin to translate some of the Op Art paintings in his collection into textile designs.

City and Homeland Security officials deemed the response to the fire and resulting explosion to be adequate while defending the decision not to evacuate Detroit residents because the wind was blowing in the direction of Melvindale.

The resulting explosion destroyed a significant part of a home.

Gas leaks and the resulting explosions happen with depressing frequency in America today.