Sentence examples for bomb effect from inspiring English sources

He said it was in these areas that the extra warming from microbes could cause something approaching the carbon bomb effect.

Since the 14C content of many Group A specimens has been influenced by the atomic bomb effect, the uplift of Group A must have occurred after 1950.

This will create the famous "dive bomb" effect.

A "dive bomb" effect occurs when you push the whammy bar down to where it touches the guitar.

Pollutant mobilization from soils and sediments have been described as "time bomb effects" by William Stigliani (1988 [143] , 1991 [144]; here, chemical time bombs are defined as "a chain of events resulting in the delayed and sudden occurrence of harmful effects due to the mobilization of chemicals stored in soils and sediments in response to slow alterations of the environment".

In the days and months following the explosion, more people died from bomb effects.

The Manhattan Project report on Hiroshima estimated that 60% of immediate deaths were caused by fire, but with the caveat that "many persons near the center of explosion suffered fatal injuries from more than one of the bomb effects".

Some might argue this creates a ticking time-bomb effect that could lead to reckless transactions.

Published in 1924, Billy Budd had a delayed, time-bomb effect, as if it had to wait for a new age for its power to be revealed.

The shuffling groove of Love Unlimited was peppered with floor-quaking samples of Barry White's voice, while alarmingly realistic exploding-bomb effects ripped through the hectic punk-funk of Baby.

We dated underground and aboveground stems using the 14C bomb-effect and estimated the stem's age by the rate of leaf-scar formation.