The water hammer hazards are mainly in four aspects: the high water pressure bursting pipes, the vacuum flattening pipes and leading to water pollution, the cavitation damaging the pipes and pump impellers, as well as the transient force loosing the pipe joints.
Recall when Richard Nixon, back in 1970, turned U.S. forces loose on Cambodia.
Since mid-March, Mr. Assad has turned his security and military forces loose on the protesters; activists say some 1,400 Syrians have been killed.
Instead of cutting production to support prices, as it had done so often in the past, OPEC decided to let market forces loose and then even raised production.
The horrifying aspects of demons have been represented in the woodcuts of medieval and Reformation artists and in the masks of shamans, medicine men, and priests of primitive religions either to frighten the believer into behaving according to accepted norms or to ward off ritualistically the power of the demonic forces loose in the terrestrial or profane realm.
Canada's pop-classical trio— Victor Micallef, Clifton Murray and Fraser Walters — pool their high Cs and let orchestral forces loose in this sweeping rout through the Christmas canon.
And here's the saddest part of the tale: the forces loosed there in 2003 have yet to reach their natural end point.
More passers-by appeared, and by torchlight a local friend who had come to help chiselled notches in the bolts with a screwdriver till he could force them loose.
From being the creative driving force in Loose Tubes in the 1980s to becoming involved in the contemporary-classical scene in the 1990s, Bates can be relied on not to do anything reliable.
"Dracula" has what Noël Carroll, in "The Philosophy of Horror" (1990), called a "complex discovery plot" — that is, a plot that involves not just the discovery of an evil force let loose in the world but the job of convincing skeptics (which takes a lot of time, allowing the monster to compound his crimes) that such a thing is happening.
