The results show that ignition process is related to either phase (melting of reactant or first product formed) or microstructural (breaking of the Ni shell in case of clad particles) transformations and depends on the reactant medium microstructure.
"There's a kind of breaking out of the shell of that inferiority complex we might have had," said Joseph B. Schenk, director of the Mobile Museum of Art.
There are the beginnings of other notes in his performance: when he mugs it up for the players, he gets the grandiloquence just right, breaking out of the shell of his depression with big, balletic movements; he can mince and, maybe, bellow; he shows himself as someone who may be inhabited by different selves.
The rental wife sometimes "breaks out of the shell of the rental family" enough to complain about her real husband, and Nishida gives her advice.
As she breaks out of the shell, she reaches toward a startled woman, presumably Leda, who in this version of the legend received the egg from the shepherd -- also pictured -- who discovered it.
They find it hard to break out of the shell of self, and imagine others as fully alive; they share food, share beds, but there are vast unexplored spaces between them, where their illusions go to shrivel up and die.
Nevertheless, now was the time for a final breakthrough: "In the light of women's long battle for emancipation, the recent sexual counter-revolution [of the 1950s] has been perhaps a final crisis before the larva breaks out of the shell into maturity".
At the table, bright red plastic Zyliss lobster crackers do a terrific job of breaking the shell without shattering the pieces.
Break them out of the shell they have.
