Instead of watching as several cars drive by a stuck car or driving by the debris left in the middle of the road, they want to stop and move it.
The first sweeps were for bodies, they said, and then it was done over again, sometimes in driving rain, for debris.
During those, a tethered version of Atlas will be expected to complete tasks which include driving a car, removing debris blocking doors.
Finally, our findings highlight the importance of threshold-controlled events, such as storms and debris flows, in driving erosion and sedimentation at the Earth's surface in response to climate change.
There came a bright flash and searing heat, then the upward blast ripped off both of Mark's legs and most of his left arm, slashing into his remaining arm, shattering his pelvis and driving a rock and other debris up into his abdominal cavity.
The most widely known function of cilia is that of motile cilia in the trachea; cilia on multiciliated cells beat in a coordinated manner and with a whip-like motion, driving mucus and any associated debris upwards from the lungs.
The people were driving around, apparently, trying to dodge debris as they drove along".
She blocked the hail of debris the wind was driving through the ragged hole in the ship's flank.
The injured worker had been driving a payloader to move earth and debris when it was apparently hit from behind, sending the man about 15 feet to the ground.
Collapsed pavement, mud, fallen rocks, and other indications of possible debris flow can be seen when driving (embankments along roadsides are particularly susceptible to landslides).
These moving tongues of ice stripped topsoil, ground and polished certain peaks, and elsewhere scattered rock debris and random boulders, all the while driving plants and animals farther south where they could survive.
