"We're a lot more explosive and energetic when he can create havoc".
They evolved for fast, energetic, explosive action, panache, and short lives.
Most of them had good comparability with LLM-105 and were expected to be candidates of high energetic explosives in future.
Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were carried out to study the glass transition temperature and mechanical properties of glycidyl azide polymer (GAP) most widely used in propellants and explosives as an energetic binder.
In action he was energetic, thrusting, explosive even.
The formation of carbon nanotubes via explosive decomposition of an energetic precursor, 2,4,6-triazido-s-triazine C3N12, was investigated with respect to the presence of the transition metals Fe, Ni, Cu, Ti and the degree of confinement of the explosive charge.
Clean Harbors Colfax torched more than 400,000 pounds of "reactive, energetic and explosive waste" in 2013, and almost as much in 2014, according to GreenARMY documents.
Dobrowolska notes that he was an energetic and explosive antithesis of the composed Żółkiewski, another great hetman of this era, whom Chodkiewicz disliked and competed with throughout his life.
This convention, however, is not followed universally outside the human rated community; for engineers and technicians who design and build uncrewed launch vehicles nominally refer to explosive devices as ordnance or energetic.
Compared with the typical approach of accessing metal carbenes/carbenoids from α-diazo carbonyl substrates, this intermolecular strategy allows the substitution of the hazardous, energetic, and potentially explosive diazo compounds with readily accessible and comparably much safer alkynes in gold carbene chemistry.
