MythBusters This long-running show — in which hosts Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage test urban legends, movie tropes, etc., with over-the-top experiments that occasionally end in explosions — airs its series finale, followed by a reunion special.
Despite questions about the aircraft's safety record being raised after the explosion, Air Commodore Baber was not removed until a few months ago – after Mr Haddon-Cave informed those he intended to criticise.
To describe an event, release type was assigned in a hierarchic arrangement (fire and explosion, explosion, fire, air, spill, or threatened) according to all release types reported for an event.
Odd explosions of air — whoops, exclamations — come hurtling through the passageways.
At last we heard the explosion of air that signals a surfacing whale.
An explosion in air travel in recent years, particularly in Asia and Europe, has helped drive the thirst for new airplanes.
This was before the population explosion, when air travel was still comfortable, with planes often carrying only a few passengers.
Mr. Stricklin said that compliance with four critical mining practices was sufficient to prevent any underground explosion: adequate air flow, proper coal dust control, availability of water and regular quality-control inspections.
I'm uneasy over the campaign against Heathrow's third runway even while I acknowledge that the explosion in air travel cannot continue unabated without a profound environmental impact.
As to why we boomers were the first to metastasize in a big way, Dr. Rigel rounded up the usual suspects: increased wealth and leisure; the explosion in air travel, allowing more vacations in sunny Florida, California and Arizona and at ski resorts; a thinning ozone layer; and a longer life span that gives us the opportunity to die of more things.
This work describes the development, calibration and validation of a passive copper diaphragm gauge aimed at measuring the impulse acting on it, resulting from an explosion in air.
