Sentence examples for during the blast of from inspiring English sources
But any similarities are glimpsed only briefly, during the blast of lightning-glare.
An example of involuntary mishandling of Pu-containing material is represented by trinitite, a mineral formed during the blast of the first atomic bomb in 1945 that fused the desert sand around ground zero in Alamogordo, New Mexico.
The main oxygen loss was observed at 127 °C during the blasting of the GO, which produced its exfoliation into monolayer functionalized TRG with hydroxyl groups and minor amounts of epoxy and carboxyl groups.
But below the blast of blow dryers, during hushed moments between rinses and curlers, there were some hints that Mrs. Clinton has been making headway among undecided, independent-minded voters, a shift borne out by the latest New York Times/CBS poll, released today.
Among these Swissprot hits, 8,872 unique gene names were identified during the Blast search of the MEAM1 transcriptome and 11,219 unique gene names were identified for the MED transcriptome (data not shown).
Doom pervades "The Rebels," which takes place during the final blast of the Austro-Hungarian empire, a realm of high culture and ferocious propriety, where you starved to death if you didn't have money and "stoical obligatory manliness" forced you to shuffle off to war.
He zigzagged back to Dresden, whence, during the full blast of the Austrian campaign, he started for Vienna, was arrested at Aspern while the battle was in progress, but escaped, and fled to Prague.
The authors concluded that the decrease in fatigue strength is the result of surface defects which were created during the grit blasting of the Ti-6AL-4V actedcted as severe notches.
Combinations of three different blockage ratios and three different separation distances (defined as the distance between the perforated plates and target plates) were used during the blast experiments to ascertain the influence of the two variables, while the charge to target plate stand-off distance was kept constant.
