An exploding atom bomb generates temperatures hotter than the surface of the sun and, detonated underground, can turn acres of porous rock into a glassy plug, much like a huge stopper in a leaky bottle.
And after the second world war, while US industry was refocusing on civilian production, Ramo's hunch was that, following the 1945 nuclear attack on Japan, the Soviet Union would rapidly acquire the A-bomb, generating in turn a huge American response.
But many of the companies launched on the fledgling market have since bombed, generating anger and suspicion.
Second, suicide bombing generates publicity.
Although craven attacks like the latest bombing generate grizzly headlines, the war in the countryside is considerably worse.
Ms. Baker and others said this was part of a calculated plan by the government, which assumed that the library would be spared bombing, or if not, the bombing would generate ill will against the allied forces.
We apply the same hydrogen mixtures at the equivalence ratio ϕ = 5.1 (Le ≈ 2.3) and ϕ = 0.18 (Le ≈ 0.3) as Wu et al. in our large fan-stirred cruciform bomb capable of generating near-isotropic turbulence to measure values of MIE as a function of dgap at both quiescence and intense turbulence (the rms turbulent fluctuating velocity u′ = 5.4 m/s) conditions.
They did not anticipate the bombs would generate electromagnetic pulses intense enough to paralyze electrical systems across a continent.
And just as nuclear fission can be used to make bombs or generate electricity, games also have a light side and a dark side".
The ease of obtaining precursor materials from commodity chemicals in the free market and the ease of generating bombs through the hands of novices have created problems.
The cores had to be stored separately from the high explosive blocks that would surround them in the bomb because they generated enough heat to melt the plastic explosive over time.
