A high percentage of individuals with autism displayed OIB (caregiver evaluation: 43/74 (58%); parental evaluation: 25/74 (34%)), especially slapping, pinching-holding others tight and explosion-scattering of objects.
"We have an explosion of tight oil production in Canada and the United States, and most of it is moving by train," said Anthony Swift, a lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington.
Both Soviet and U.S. experiments with nuclear explosions in tight rock formations, were failures, irradiating the fuel or vitrifying the rocks.
In what must have been a high-budget production for its time, the video sees Sammy at the controls of a spaceship, a chrome pleasure-seeker cruising around an imagined universe of holographic club scenes, CGI explosions and tight buns.
In the first few weeks after the oil rig explosion, BP kept a tight lid on images of the oil leaking into the gulf.
They're owned by the Islamic people and after the explosions, they shut down tight.
The early years of tight control gave way in 2000-01 to an explosion in spending that drove up costs across the public services, especially wages.
Because of the Port Wentworth explosion, U.S. sugar refining capacity is tight, meaning Imperial has been able to pass along all the higher costs and then some to customers like Hershey and Kraft Foods.
Unison melodies, fermatas and explosions make the sound good and tight at every point: the title suggests how the instruments, and the ideas, keep bouncing off one another.
Visitors encounter the first room of the Phillips Collection exhibition "Angels, Demons, and Savages" as a kind of explosion, all the more intense for its tight containment in a small physical and chronological space.
