Sentence examples for which explosion from inspiring English sources

7 Which volcano was depicted in the death of a sexagenarian philosopher by Rosa? 8 Which explosion is estimated to have generated around 180 decibels?

A scaling relation predicting the physico-chemical conditions for which explosion occurs at minimum heat release is developed.

He nodded toward the broken window, beyond which explosions and sniper fire had been sounding.

The bombing was part of a violent day across Iraq in which explosions and gun battles killed at least 52 people, including an American soldier.

And the best moments in the play are those in which explosions of temper coincide with the angry wit Mr. Shanley is intermittently capable of.

The researchers also discovered what they believe is the mechanism by which explosions damage brain tissue and trigger the wasting disease, called chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., by studying simulated explosions on mice.

But imagine a succession of such days stretching into years — years in which explosions bring down all the great buildings, until the last one goes, or until bothering to bring the last one down is just a waste of ammunition.

Regional antinuclear protests eventually compelled the French to shift to underground detonation, in which explosions were contained in shafts that had been bored deep beneath the land surface of Moruroa Atoll and its lagoon.

Arditti, properly, had the spotlight in the Ferneyhough, in which explosions of energy and what the composer calls "close-ups of slowly evolving and monochrome textures" collide in a contrast of frenetic action and stasis.

But imagine a succession of such days stretching into years years in which explosions bring down all the great buildings, until the last one goes, or until bothering to bring the last one down is just a waste of ammunition.

He recalled a scene in Episode 6 in which an explosion blows a soldier backward into a tree.