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Sprewell is explosive, Allan Houston is solid, Mark Jackson can run the team.
The points of contact are chromatic density and a penchant for sudden shifts between eerie, harmonically vague atmospherics and explosive bursts of solid, sharp-edged chords.
Corpsmen!' We ran out there; a squad of marines was passing by, and one of them had a packsack filled with tetryl, a solid explosive and supposedly perfectly safe, but he leaned over and as he touched the ground — wham!
"We first find the explosive material as solid as a stone, then we grind it and it will break into pieces, and then we grind it again into powder," he said.
In more violent eruptions, the magma conduit is cored out by an explosive blast, and solid fragments are ejected in a great cloud of ash-laden gas that rises tens of thousands of metres into the air.
A 6 mm steel ball driven by solid explosive was used as a projectile to simulate hypervelocity impact of debris or flying stones.
They were impacted at 2 km/s and 3 km/s by steel projectiles driven by solid explosive of pentaerythritol tetranitrate and then ablated by oxyacetylene torch for 100 s at 2500 °C.
Detonation cell widths were measured using a small charge (8 to 50 g) of solid explosive for direct initiation of the detonation in both the 150-mm-diameter tube and a larger 300-mm-diameter, 18-m-long, steel tube.
Hinshelwood, a professor at Oxford University, studied the decomposition of solid explosives by monitoring the gases they released and found that even simple decompositions occur in stages.
