Above all, he portrays the cataclysmic impact of the war on a generation and their expectations.
And it should have mentioned both the cataclysmic impact of the nylon shirt on the business and the survival of the dry-cleaner.
But at the high end, a small difference has cataclysmic impact.
How the solenodons survived that cataclysmic impact, which wiped out so many other species, is a mystery.
Its cataclysmic impact is believed by some scientists to have caused or assisted in the extinction of dinosaurs.
In the cataclysmic impact the dense metallic cores of each planet fused, passing through the outer mantles as if they did not exist.
Many interesting scenarios, such as cataclysmic impact, extensive wildfires, chondritic impactor, vaporization of carbon by lightning strike, and pyrolysis of organic matter, have been proposed to explain the formation of fullerenes in geological environments (see Buseck, 2002, and references therein).
To their surprise, the scientists found the lichen and bacterial spores survived all but the most cataclysmic impacts up to 45 billion pascals.
Researchers gathered at a meeting last month to probe the impact on modern humans of the cataclysmic eruption of Indonesia's Mount Toba about 74,000 years ago and to ponder whether modern humans had made it to Asia by the time the volcano blew.
Radio interference Small price to pay Easy on the tea The curse of complacency The fiscal purists go mad ReprintsThe problem today is that the last cataclysmic quake to strike a populated area in America the magnitude 7.9 shock that destroyed much of San Francisco in 1906, killing some 3,000 people is too long ago to have much of an impact on current thinking.
