Now the terrorists hope for a further cascade of secondary explosions.
On the rumpled linen sofa were pillows made from canary damask and, needlepointed on the largest pillow, in a russet explosion, a cascade of begonias".
Lots of explosions and a little smoking.
b Monthly number of explosions from January 2006 to December 2015.
The explosion set off a cascade of electrical and hydraulic failures and emergency warnings in at least 10 other areas of the aircraft, leaving the plane with limited flight controls, the report said.
(a) the structure of the platform, (b) targeting on cancer cell, (c) penetration of CPP in liposomal membrane, (d) intracellular release of ACPNs, (e) explosion of cancer cell into a cascade of apoptotic body.
Like rapid-fire explosions from the muzzle of a machine gun, an aggressive cascade of diplomatic moves and counter moves is coursing through the international community.
"Critic's Choice," an acrylic and wax painting by Jerry de Frese, seems at first to be another purely formal variation on the circle theme, but on closer inspection it comes to resemble a cascade of records and compact discs, perhaps the musical equivalent of Duchamp's "explosion in a shingle factory".
In the past, he has shrugged off some high-profile fizzles: a warehouse explosion that destroyed his stockpile for the Brisbane triennial in Australia; a cascade of embers that ignited insulation at the Tate Modern in London; and improperly shielded cables combined with humid weather that produced a smoky sputtering at the 150th anniversary celebration of Central Park in New York, among others.
That historic arc of an explosion of cultural expression that moved us forward toward mutual recognition amidst a cascade of regressive policies, laws, and political maneuvers that pushed us backward toward inequality and resegregation was my focus in Who We Be.
