Sentence examples for blow from below from inspiring English sources
Unattentuated by air, the shock was "transmitted directly to underwater hulls", and Arkansas, only 250 yards from the epicenter, appeared to have been "crushed as if by a tremendous hammer blow from below".
The second part of the argument – the blow from below – asks these opponents just how far up the intelligence mountain they think that A.I. could get us.
Four minutes into the flight, having travelled roughly 50 km and flying at less than 800 m above the ground, Weihs' aircraft experienced a heavy blow from below after Waldmann collided with him.
By all means look and feel good in your dress, separates, or suit, but you're a team member, not the mascot, lead-singer, Snow White, or Marilyn Monroe... [Cue Image of groomsgal in flirty white dress, with fan blowing from below, Marilyn-style, with groomsmen behind her, agape, in dull-grey suits. While bride looks on, annoyed...]...]
The strategy is to picture a box containing small balls that are in constant movement due to a stream of air blowing from below.
We propose a model consisting of boxes with different shapes that contain small balls that are in constant motion due to a stream of air blowing from below.
satisfies the differential inequality d φ d t ≤ k 1 φ 1 + β, (2.2). from which follows that the blow-up time t ∗ is bounded from below; i.e., we have t ∗ ≥ ∫ φ ( 0 ) ∞ 1 k 1 η 1 + β d η = 1 k 1 β φ − β ( 0 ), (2.3).
Seen from below, the obsessional strength of its detail and the depth of its shadows have a mind-blowing power; seen from above it is a miracle of simplicity and proportion with the rocks.
Utilizing these new techniques, which later became known as the Bessemer process, he was soon able to produce large, slag-free ingots as workable as any wrought-iron bloom, and far larger; he invented the tilting converter into which molten pig iron could be poured before air was blown in from below.
