Classified as "the highest significant wave height as measured by a buoy" by the WMO Commission for Climatology's Extremes Evaluation Committee, the wave crushed the previous record of 18.275 meters (59.96ft), measured in December 2007 in the North Atlantic.
The underwater shock wave crushed the starboard side of her hull, which faced the bomb, and rolled the battleship over onto her port side.
She shone during "See You Again," a zippy new-wave crush song written with and produced by Antonina Armato and Tim James, the deft duo that has helped define the sound of Disney pop.
He and Mr. Maiullo also smash a beaker with sound waves, crush another one with atmospheric pressure, create a small tornado from smoke, prove the volatility of hydrogen by puncturing a balloon filled with it (don't try it at home) and use liquid nitrogen to make a tiny cannon (don't try that at home, either).
One measure of the power of the artillery pieces was the sheer force of the shot that launched them: the shock waves crushed windshields and tore tarpaulins off military trucks.
Wave after crushing wave of globalisation, it says, reinforces its demand to bring control back home.
Nine LPs, four live albums and 13 EPs, actually – or, to put it another way, one giant wave of crushing noise.
Brown, who as chancellor was instrumental in keeping Britain out of the euro, says that the way forward lies in balancing national autonomy with continental cooperation to achieve progressive goals at a time when "wave after crushing wave of globalisation" had led to demands to "bring control back home".
It was a deep, dark despair and grief, a heavy wave that crushed me, that made me wonder if I would ever surface...
The underwater fireball took the form of a rapidly expanding hot gas bubble that pushed against the water, generating a supersonic hydraulic shock wave which crushed the hulls of nearby ships as it spread out.
Thomas stretches out his sentences into great, rolling, relentless waves, or crushes words together into compound coinages as the voices whisper and declaim: the play is bawdy, tragic, lyrical, sly, odd, familiar, broad and deep by turns.
