A bath of salt-sugar solution sustained the cells, and tiny jolts of electricity made the cells contract, changing the shape of the silicone cup so that the "jellyfish" expelled liquid, propelling it through its bath.
But the reason is that its popularity has far outstripped that of its rivals, propelling it into top place in the country's discount retail market.
A single wildebeest shot through the air, its front hooves tucked neatly under its chest, its powerful, spindly legs propelling it 10 feet into the river.
It was an American crocodile – huge and powerful, its jagged tail propelling it across the calm surface.
It artificially raises its visibility, often propelling it to nosebleed heights (Eat It Later hit a high of #17 in all of Amazon's Paid category).
In the U.S., the single had 113,000 downloads in its first week, propelling it to debut at number sixteen on the Billboard Hot 100 on the issue dated October 24, 2009.
185,000: Amount of equivalent album units earned by Answer in its first week of U.S.sales, propelling it to become the group's second No. 1 album.
A combination of factors is propelling it towards commercialisation.
N OBODY wants another civil war in Iraq, yet events are propelling it in that direction.
But there is an increasing realization that young women are propelling it, too.
Mr. Holl and Ann Fougeron are other architects propelling it into the mainstream.
