The atmosphere became electrified when the BBC news channel appeared on a big screen showing videos of the candidates, attracting boos at a mention of Smith's career in big pharma and cheers for the leader.
The process repeats again and again, and as more bagpipes join in, the visceral power of vibrations electrifies the atmosphere.
Sonar and cameras might take the mystery out of whether a diver successfully reached the depth, but the challenges and expectations at the surface electrify the atmosphere above water in the critical seconds after a diver resurfaces.
When New York was a newspaper town: There was a bad drought in the city in 1965, and Mayor Wagner considered electrifying the atmosphere with wires to cause rain.
As well as the particle cascades caused by collisions of high-energy cosmic rays, the atmosphere can also be electrified by the effects of cosmic rays with lower energy, which are more plentiful.
Sunday night, the avant-pop duo made of Ben Borden andDavid Ertel will electrify the atmosphere of venue Metropolis with a spectacular audio-visual set. .
Small differences in the opinion polls for the traditional three big parties (the National Coalition Party, the Centre Party and the Social Democratic Party) and the surprising rise in support for the True Finns also electrified the atmosphere ahead of the election.
The atmosphere at the protest was "electrifying," Ms. Ensor said.
It was nothing, however, to that inside the hall, where there was not an empty seat to be seen and the atmosphere went from heady to electrified over the course of 90 epic minutes.
The atmosphere inside the grounds was electrifying and there was so much media coverage".
Meckiff described the hometown atmosphere as "electrifying", and attributed his performance to the crowd support.
