The satellite, which swoops on an egg-shaped orbit to within 350 kilometers of Earth's surface, detected electrical impulses from electrons coursing upward within charged sheets that shadow the downward flowing auroral electrons.
Each mine has a magnetic proximity fuse set to blast the charge upward into the bottom of any metallic vehicle that passes over it.
Fancy hotels now charge upward of $400 a night for the privilege of crashing on the same Bowery where $4.50 bought a bed for the down and out.
While more established clubs often charge upward of $25 for an hourlong set, Smalls charges a flat fee for a night of music: $10.
Most companies charge upward of $50 for the five-minute ride and back, so you may as well make a day of it.
Few beginners need to seek out famous pros, who often prefer to fine-tune the games of top amateurs and professionals and often charge upward of $500 an hour.
While terrified employees scramble down, toward exit doors and survival, hundreds of New York firefighters, each laden with 70 to 100 pounds of lifesaving gear, charge upward, never to be seen again.
There are many forms of disrupter charges, including off-the-shelf products like the BootBanger, an explosive paired to narrow drums of water, which can be placed under the trunk of a parked car, and will project the water and force upward when the charge is detonated.
It struck me as a lot of money for a hook, but I would probably do it if I lived there, because what else are you going to do?" The Beatrice and the Continental, both rental buildings on the Avenue of the Americas, charge upward of $100 per month, according to Clifford Finn of Citi Habitats Marketing Group, the exclusive brokerage for the two properties.
The pyre sounds beautiful, especially when compared with industrial crematoriums — big, ugly buildings often found next to scrap heaps and junk yards, off limits to mourners, and with "cremation tribute centers," which charge upward of five thousand dollars for a more sanitized experience of the burning of the dead.
