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.
Dancers in orange bathing suits will emerge; pipes will blast jets of fog.
Amnesia's newest toy, a specially designed "fog gun," blasted jets of frozen air into the crowd, to great rejoicing.
I noticed that, two days ago, the air temperature at the weather station at Heathrow airport, surrounded by concrete runways, asphalt parking lots and blasting jets, reached 38C.
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.
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.
Price blasted private jet travel by members of Congress.
As a black hole spins, it can produce a tightly-wound column of material, or jet, blasting away from it.
Given the rapidly developing and increasingly extensive application of high and ultra-high strength concrete (H&UHSC), which has excellent resistance to penetration, impact and blasting, shaped charge jet penetration into the targets was investigated in this study.
Already, there are full-body "backscatter" scanners that can see under clothes, and sealed glass pods in which passengers are blasted with jets of air to displace stray particles that can be analysed for traces of explosive.
