Secondary blast injuries result from objects propelled by the explosion, impacting the individual, while tertiary injuries follow when the individual is being propelled by the explosion [8, 9].
Donelson started to speak but I silenced him as I watched with whirling mind, filled with the sight and listening now to the mare's hooves beating with measured gait through the bright suspense of the afternoon — when suddenly a little boy in blue overalls exploded from between two small houses across the street and ran after the horseman, propelled by an explosion of joy.
Creator Philip Levens ("Smallville") reportedly took inspiration from Project Orion, which in the late 1950s and early 1960s sought to create a really big, reusable spacecraft to be propelled by little atomic explosions.
Brace yourselves for the compressed edge-of-the-seat drama of its first movement, the unsettlingly emotional slow movement (with a final appoggiatura, a harmonic sigh that wounds its final cadence, mimicking the very end of the St Matthew Passion by JC's father), and the minor-key rocket of the finale, propelled by horn-calls and explosions in the upper strings.
Years before Little Rock's 1957 racial explosion, Nellie moves beyond her prejudices, propelled by life and love and the circumstances of war.
On March 11th Alcatel announced that it will shed 12,000 jobs 10% of its workforce in the next two years.What lies behind all this is the explosion in data communications that is being propelled by the Internet and the rapid convergence of data and video with traditional voice traffic.
Dreadnoughts were propelled by two to four screw propellers.
Much of the new research has been propelled by concern over perchlorate, which has been used since the 1930s to provide oxygen for pyrotechnic explosions.
— Stocks rise, propelled by banks.
It is propelled by its own strength.
The changes are largely propelled by economics.
