Dancers in orange bathing suits will emerge; pipes will blast jets of fog.
Finely ground black-walnut-shell flour is used in plastic molding powder; as a glue extender; to prevent overheating of drills; to "sand -blast jet enginesand -blastshing, burnishing, and deburring metal parts; for cleaning foundry molds; and to spray on tires for better traction.
As I sat in a chair for a particular demo, speakers next to me blasted jet engine level humming to simulate sitting on an airplane, a pretty prime use case for noise-cancelling headphone.
Amnesia's newest toy, a specially designed "fog gun," blasted jets of frozen air into the crowd, to great rejoicing.
"Krauts!" Nat screams, tackling Claudette to the terrazzo & shielding her body with his own as the deafening blast of jet engines fills the air & twin.50 cal.
But then ignition gets going and at full blast the jet and the rocket will each provide about half of the 210,000 newtons (47,000 pounds) of thrust needed to break the record.
Price blasted private jet travel by members of Congress.
Of course, we were not shocked when the Raiders blasted the Jets after the 20-point victory, accusing them of talking a good game and then disappearing once the action started.
The lid closed over me and the machine thrummed to life, blasting 36 jets of water into my shoulders at 12 pounds of pressure -- drumsticks thwapping away at me through a quilt.
The animal died after being repeatedly blasted with jets of scalding water.
The end of needles is nigh: researches have developed a laser-based system "that blasts microscopic jets of drugs into the skin [that] could soon make getting a shot as painless as being hit with a puff of air," reports phys.org.org
