Sentence examples for boom tests from inspiring English sources
Last week, after 52% of the adult population of Gerber's Corners, Mo .had admitted that the noise from the hypersonic boom tests over their town was no worse than listening to an 80-mm.
By Thomas Meehan The New Yorker, February 15 , 1969P. 32 Last week, after 52% of the adult population of Gerber's Corners, Mo .had admitted that the noise from the hypersonic boom tests over their town was no worse than listening to an 80-mm.
Several days… Last week, after 52% of the adult population of Gerber's Corners, Mo .had admitted that the noise from the hypersonic boom tests over their town… Parody of the Post, the Daily News, and The New York Times, in the form of a series of excerpts from a Monday city edition… Story is inspired by an item in the Paris Herald about a shopping list of Beethoven's that is up for sale.
The operation of US military aircraft such as the XB-70 Valkyrie and B-58 Hustler had shown that sonic booms were quite capable of reaching the ground, and the experience from the Oklahoma City sonic boom tests led to the same environmental concerns that hindered the commercial success of Concorde.
The booms tested there usually arrive in shipping containers.A lightweight boom can be easily upset by wind and waves, allowing oil to spill over the top or seep out from below.
The evidence, however, suggests that the boom in testing may be a direct result of how much companies spend on advertising.
"Any uncertainty that you place in the process creates an absolute boom in test prep," said Suzanne Rheault, chief executive of Aristotle Circle, one of the city's more popular coaching programs.
But India's wedding boom is testing the limits of the world's second-most populous country.
Unknown to the locals--who heard the curious boom of test firings--Caltech-designed rockets led shore assaults in Sicily, Guam and Iwo Jima, blew up German submarines and exploded Japanese aircraft.
Three inflatable booms are tested in a thermal vacuum chamber further.
The frequent sonic booms of test planes breaking the sound barrier overhead are music to his ears, he said.
