"The rocket would be ignited and the skateboard would be propelled".
Mr. bin Laden -- who clearly knew he was being filmed -- was very specific about his technical knowledge of the attacks on the World Trade Center, right down to the heat of the fires that would be ignited by the jet fuel.
An explosion would be ignited below the model, and flames would rise towards the camera, engulfing the tilted model and creating the rolling "wall of destruction" look seen in the film.
Before her flight, she said the United States hoped that what Mr. Obama recently called "flickers of progress" in Myanmar would "be ignited into a movement for change that will benefit the people of the country".
It was recognized early on that a mixture of deuterium and tritium theoretically could be ignited at lower temperatures and would have a faster reaction time than deuterium alone, but the question of how to achieve ignition remained unresolved.
One hoped that wisdom of theatre experience would be ignited by the freshness of an opera novice.
Long hoping that Mr. McCain's insurgency would be ignited by victory in New Hampshire, his aides scrambled to take advantage of the win, beginning a frenzy of fund-raising and hastily shifting campaign workers from New Hampshire and Washington to South Carolina for the push toward the Feb. 19 primary.
Coandă himself spoke on the subject, notably before the Wings Club at New York's Biltmore Hotel on 18 January 1956 where he said "I intended to inject fuel into the air stream which would be ignited by the exhaust gases also channeled through the same circular vent", implying that he never finished the powerplant.
"One hoped", as Fiona Maddocks puts it in the Observer, "that wisdom of theatre experience would be ignited by the freshness of an opera novice".
But Dr. Mannan suggested one way an anhydrous ammonia explosion might occur: If during a fire an ammonia tank were to be breached, the gas would mix with the air until it reached the proper concentration, at which point it would be ignited by the fire.
