The violent, high-velocity stories told by Mr. O'Byrne's character, Maxie, recall the sinister monologues of Conor McPherson ("The Good Thief," "The Weir") and Mark O'Rowe ("Howie the Rookie").
Bubble motion becomes more violent as gas velocity and bed height increase, which enhance the particle vortex size and activity and coherent structure generation, leading to stronger intermittency of granular flow field.
Asteroids can fall apart if they collide with another asteroid, but that leads to incredibly violent breakups with high-velocity debris; the observed asteroid's fragments are drifting away from each other at the meager pace of 1.6 kilometers per hour.
One might as well say that baseball — in which the players are armed with clubs and throw deadly missiles at near lethal velocities — is inherently violent, and therefore bound to accept fighting as a legitimate internal code of self-defense.
Violent men die violently.
As the fluid phase flows to form the chip, the violent shear strain due to the large velocity gradient occurs on the boundary (i.e., the region III) between the fluid phase and the crystalline bulk.
As well as Buddhism, most Thais religiously believe in ghosts, with the most feared of all spirits being those who died violent deaths, such as car smash victims - the velocity of their death reputedly giving them extra power.
The most violent HMX thermal explosions gradually accelerated their outer cases to velocities approaching those of intentional detonations approximately 120 μs after the onset of explosion.
Last year, astronomers found a speedy black hole (ScienceNOW, 13 September 2001), but that hole resides in the Milky Way's extended halo, where high velocities are the rule--making the case for a violent origin inconclusive.
