In August three I.R.A. members were arrested in Colombia, apparently giving explosives training to a Marxist guerrilla group.
Given explosive Greek politics, German exasperation and the limits of what the Greek people will accept, I think the best imaginable outcome over time is probably an orderly Greek default rather than a disorderly one.
This temporal concentration pulse of material is monitored in real-time by recording the product ion intensities for a given explosive as a function of time.
Given explosive growth in information, analytical techniques, and computing power over the past two decades, it is not surprising that both the research and the policy- and decision-making communities are seeking practical benefit from computationally-driven analytical techniques.
The utility of having a mesoscale based theory is that once the critical hot spot temperature, as a function of shock pressure, is known for a given explosive and initial porosity distribution, the entire set of meso- and macro-scale results, including the pop plot can be calculated for any other porosity.
By varying the initial pressure of a given explosive mixture or by changing the dilution (0, 50, 60, or 70moll%) and the nature of the diluent (Ar or He), four modes of propagation could be clearly identified: stable detonation, stuttering mode, galloping mode, and fast flame.
Such a "suicide cleavage" mechanism gives rapid turnover of both inhibitor and proteinase, with the result that a reduction in inhibitor activity gives explosive activation of proteolytic cascades.
In the 1990s and 2000s, psychiatrists began giving aggressive, explosive children a diagnosis of bipolar disorder in increasing numbers.
William Mastrosimones's "Tamer of Horses" has been in a league of its own for about 15 years; this season, Stamford Theater Works is giving the explosive three-character play a shot.
But the engineer kept a copy of all the emails and later handed them to the SFO, giving it explosive evidence of how the two men had tried to cover their tracks.
