CHICAGO — When the enormous stage doors roll open for the Grant Park Orchestra's performance, a rush of hot air surges in among the musicians.
Available evidence suggests that in a strong tornado, most of the rising air surges upward in a cylindrical annulus around the central axis.
Outside the office of the election supervisor, where the board had planned to do the partial tabulation, outside of public view, protesters pounded on a desk, pumped fists in the air, surged toward the door anytime it appeared poised to open and yelled "voter fraud" and "let us in".
Landor's sharply observed narrative alternates with flowery dispatches from Poe, who tends to get carried away with his own grandiloquence: "The ebon air surged round, benighting the very Night, and it seemed to me that I could hear — yes! once more!
On dusty days, the number of microbes in the air surged by up to 10 times, the researchers report in the June issue of Aerobiologia.
A strip of upslope-induced rainfall along the Blue Ridge escarpment produced as much as 23 inches of rain in some areas of western North Carolina as the warm tropical air surged up and over the mountains.
All dust and debris is obliterated as the air surges through these powerful whips, it is then forced into the vacuum and sent to our truck mounted collection system.
Eventually I realized that the thrill of "Blue Nights" is precisely the thrill of those last two minutes in the air: the surge of expectation that comes as the wing flaps drop, the air brakes rise and the plane grinds forward, rocking gently, back and forth, over the water.
As air travel surged in the 1960s and '70s, conditions in American control towers didn't keep pace.
Aviation amounts to about 2 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions, a share projected to rise quickly as air traffic surges.
