The phrase "a pyrotechnical" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct term is "pyrotechnic," which is an adjective describing something related to fireworks or the art of making them.
Example: "The pyrotechnic display at the festival was breathtaking."
Alternatives: "fireworks-related" or "explosive."
A summer resort, Sankt Veit also has a pyrotechnical factory and sawmills.
Indeed, the completed block-long structure was a pyrotechnical explosion of bays, strapwork, tilework, pediments, gables and, at the center of the roof, a great cupola.
At the meeting, Dr. Q. Daniel Wang of the University of Massachusetts showed off stunning images -- a pyrotechnical wonder of reds, greens, yellows and blues.
"Genji" was "a pyrotechnical display of literary creativity," in the words of the anthropologist Liza Dalby, who imagined the writer's life in "The Tale of Murasaki".
A performance can be a dirty secret (Vito Acconci masturbated under a ramp in his notorious 1972 work "Seedbed") or a public spectacle (last summer, Duke Riley staged a pyrotechnical naval battle in Queens).
Freak Frohman, Beer Coon and I were deep into chemistry at that time, and so it was natural for us to start our experiments with rockets fueled with a pyrotechnical witch's brew.
MOSCOW — A fire, apparently caused by an indoor pyrotechnical display, roared through a crowded nightclub in a central Russian city on Friday night, killing at least 100 people and wounding scores of others, the state news agency, RIA Novosti, reported.
Leanne Benjamin took the challenge and danced in a similar spirit, sweepingly pyrotechnical but with a wry delight in the billowing excesses of the waltz in a performance that look incautious but was full of subtle technical and gestural detail.
Her partner, Cai Guo-Qiang, a Chinese-born pyrotechnical artist (who shook Central Park last September), had no role in the design.
Curio #722 | A chemical romance If you are a fan of fireworks (like the ones many of our American readers saw last night), then you are a fan of pyrotechnical chemical reactions.
To overcome the drawbacks of the non-spherical flames generated by pyrotechnical igniters, a continuous ignition spark is used as an alternative ignition source.
