The soldiers simply let their weapons fly-several of the bursts and streaks of ammunition hit him when he was in the air, knocking him back. |
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Thundering bursts of live percussion were balanced against contrasting bouts of movement from a cast of eleven men and women. |
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The music reflects this, too, with distorted bursts of treated guitar giving the otherwise breezy melody a demented cast. |
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Firing the various thrusters in brief bursts, Brett slowed the rotating motion of the elevator around its axis. |
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Both supernovae and the rare but brilliant gamma-ray bursts are cosmic explosions marking the deaths of massive stars. |
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Having attended last year's event, I can attest to its practically tactile, loving atmosphere punctuated with childlike bursts of humour. |
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It is slow and deliberate, punctuated with momentary bursts of creativity or rage. |
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They said they heard bursts of gunfire for at least 12 hours after the clash. |
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It also happens to be an incredibly catchy number, with an unforgettable bass guitar line, punctuated by bursts of joyous brass. |
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His speech was almost unintelligible and punctuated with startling bursts of volume. |
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This allowed for quick bursts to be grabbed by the radiomen aboard the Yunes without allowing much time for a trace. |
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He uses sonic cues and sudden bursts of noise to suggest and confirm the nature of the story. |
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The child lay face down, trembling and whimpering in small continuous bursts. |
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Speaking in rapid, intense bursts, Smith expanded on his sometimes convoluted story. |
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The grunts of effort, hateful little bursts of sound, are painfully frequent. |
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I won't even delve into the profanities this elicited in explosive bursts as I read his latest missive taking me to task for this or that. |
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Participants were told that they would hear a few brief, loud sound bursts. |
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A rainbow arched over the far wing in between showers of rain and bursts of sunshine. |
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Sudden bursts of light tend to remind our more fragile ballerinas of Bolshevik gunfire. |
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He sticks his head in and bursts into speech, jumbling news, soaps and ads! |
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More annoying for their fans was their failure to compete except in brief bursts. |
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Then, characteristically, small bursts of applause broke out across the vast square. |
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They tend to work in fairly intense bursts and argue that entitlements such as time and a half will add 2.5 to 3 percent to their wage bills. |
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He will be asked to utilise the pace of Michael Owen in answer to the ferocious, explosive bursts for which Argentina are renowned. |
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With a low level of stimulus, the openings appear in brief bursts separated by long closures. |
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Now there is another of those bursts of internationalism, but on a much, much greater scale than ever before. |
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This dog will scare easily and will most probably beat you to the hiding place if an intruder bursts into your home! |
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They, and the man taking their pictures, are snatching moments between bursts of intense, backbreaking work. |
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But the 17-year-old kept his head up and started to cause problems with his explosive bursts of pace. |
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Internet traffic flows can be bursty, and it's important to ensure that bursts headed to one subscriber do not affect service provided to others. |
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She occasionally breaks out a trumpet for some sporadic, appropriate bursts. |
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But when it comes right to your doorstep and bursts your bubble, well that's a different story. |
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Out of frustration, he fired a few bursts of automatic fire from his Sten gun into the air. |
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Contestants chat in nervous bursts about other quizzes, the way the show works and its starchy dress code. |
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Despite occasional bursts of humor, the prevalent tone throughout the movie is somber. |
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When an emergency arises, a pipe bursts and hot water spurts from underneath the cabin, she grabs her child and goes to look for help. |
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Try it with a squeeze of lemon instead of butter and see how the flavour bursts through. |
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The squirting cucumber bursts open and shoot its seeds up to 27 feet away from the parent plant. |
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The camera seems to move in and out of the body in bursts of kaleidoscopic color. |
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He bursts into laughter as he recalls the time a soldier from Liverpool accidentally dropped his bread ration into the soup. |
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When these expectations collapse, the bubble bursts, and the price falls calamitously for those still holding the asset. |
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They're efficient bursts of less-is-more rock that ride riffs hard then cut out right before they stale. |
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On the contrary, the passion that bursts forth from these grooves enables the music to come fully alive three decades later. |
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It was dusk, the city an orange glow on the horizon, and intermittent bursts of static on the radio. |
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What if some bizarre electrical line bursts and the microphone electrocutes me? |
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Drawing and redrawing a line through the ashes, the stiletto operates in short bursts of activity after remaining still for long periods of time. |
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Then, in spring, successive bursts of daffodil, grape hyacinth, and tulip flowers heightened the show. |
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On the ocean surface, its normal cruising speed is about 12 knots, but it is capable of attaining 20 knots in short bursts. |
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The worst-case scenario for an employer would be for the whole 13 weeks of unpaid leave to be taken in short bursts at short notice. |
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When soldiers surrounded the house, Mr Shwairah let off eight bursts of gunfire, seriously wounding one of the soldiers. |
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Finally, unable to contain himself, he bursts out with an inspiredly frenzied bit of song and dance. |
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Through bursts of laughter he told me that the first extracts of the new biography about Jack have finally been landing on editors' desks. |
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She was famous for these quick, fiery bursts of anger like her mother, but she rarely gets angry. |
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This comprehensive volume of nearly 600 poems, many accompanied by the Spanish original, bursts with evocative images. |
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The theory, as it was originally formulated, combined gradualism with sudden and relatively rapid bursts of evolutionary change. |
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In Scandinavia, hawk owls usually breed only during bursts in the population of voles and lemmings. |
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As well being politically aware, their music is awash with anthemic, post-punk rhythmic bursts. |
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At maturity, the antheridium bursts releasing the sperm cells or antherozoids. |
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The end result is a state of lethargy interspaced with bursts of frantic energy. |
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Rainfall in the savannah region usually arrives between November and April in heavy bursts from monsoonal depressions or tropical cyclones. |
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Short bursts of electrical current are send through a coil of wire, causing a magnetic field. |
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The first incoming flight, organised by the CIA, was welcomed with desultory bursts of anti-aircraft fire. |
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His mouth got wider than it seemed possible, puffing short bursts of air out trying to make it sound like a laugh. |
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Gazing out over his corn crop, a farmer is watching an irrigation system deliver bursts of water across the gently rolling field. |
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When a beloved CEO leaves precipitously, he bursts the shared illusion that you'll have him forever. |
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At times there are bursts of pure, liquid dance, at others performers are grabbing handfuls of skin and carrying each other around. |
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Still, the collapsar is an extremely attractive model that fits a wide range of observed gamma-ray bursts. |
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The clutch between the engine and traction motor is engaged, and electric motor used for bursts of acceleration. |
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That kind of resolution is good for small objects like neutron stars, gamma ray bursts and black holes. |
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At the end of its ascent, the balloon bursts from the lack of air pressure in near space. |
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The opening song bursts rudely into life, powered by clanging guitars and a fantastic, howling vocal. |
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They hear thuds as someone approaches the bedroom and Michael bursts in out of breath. |
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The young woman had crying fits, which were interspersed with screams and bursts of hysterical laughter. |
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At this drab time of year, the annual Jorvik Viking Festival bursts in with a blast on a horn and a colourful clash of swords. |
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Gamma ray bursts are poorly understood short-duration plane waves of gamma radiation which pass through the solar system at rare intervals. |
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He's dangerously self-absorbed, and bursts into tears at the drop of a hat. |
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It measures total neutron and gamma doses from 0 to 1,000 cGy, and it responds to and measures prompt radiation from nuclear bursts. |
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Most profound were my sharp bursts of emotion, my rapidly cycling feelings that seemed impossible to express. |
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His music combined dazzling bursts of musical light with Gallic elegance and the rigorous formalism of a classicist. |
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We test assault rifles, machine guns, semi-automatics, automatics, and three-round bursts weapons. |
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With colourful bursts of fireworks stimulating the eyes and unrestrained music exciting the ears, how could you resist tangoing along too? |
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Dawkins likeable voice and solid staccato guitar bursts combine with the talents of an excellent band to deliver a swingingly good album. |
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He does have a sardonic streak of humour, which erupts ever so quietly in sporadic bursts. |
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A boil should be treated by applying a warm-water compress to the affected area for 20 minutes, three times a day, until it bursts. |
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Despite bursts of slow running south of Fort Lauderdale we arrived at the Miami Metrorail transfer only 7 minutes late. |
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Blinding bursts of lightning strobed like a parade of super novae, and in a rainstorm of colors no less. |
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Many people, myself included, find bursts of sugar in savory food highly unpleasant. |
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His own compositions are mostly fragmented, mournful affairs, stuffed with bursts of folkish melodies and oblique twists. |
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This is heavily perfumed with fruit that bursts out of the glass, filling the room with scents of freshly cut apple, pear and peach. |
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One of his companions reports that he would do cartwheels across the stage in sheer bursts of manic energy. |
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Autocratic rages and selfish bursts of temperament seem not to have been in his repertoire. |
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There are short bursts of screamingly funny material followed by long dry spells that hardly elicit a giggle. |
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The wood bursts into flower, one last miracle after a lifetime of miracles. |
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Inside the town, the cottage bursts into flame and quickly burns down to cinders. |
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Jimmy McGlone, a childhood buddy of Brian's, is a stout, sweet-tempered man who talks in bursts. |
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The thrilling high jinks of last weekend had the crowd anticipating similarly spectacular bursts of action. |
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The very instant you tap the throttle, the engine bursts into action and flings you forward like someone has hit the hyperspace button. |
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The blast, called a solar flare, was equal to one million megatons of TNT and gave off powerful bursts of X-rays. |
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Somewhere along the way, a pipe bursts in the reactor core and meltdown begins. |
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Consisting chiefly of high-energy protons and electrons produced by stars, black holes, and gamma-ray bursts, GCR is tough to defend against. |
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But then to place it on a disc and ask people to pay money for it just bursts the bounds of meretriciousness. |
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Through yoga one bursts into the superconscious mind, experiencing bliss, all-knowingness and perfect silence. |
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There was a minor but consistent increase in knee flexor muscle bursts during treadmill walking. |
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You can easily overexpose your film by including too many bursts on one frame, as the fireworks overlap one another. |
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Computers crash, characters bicker, and the general tone of the series is somewhat grim, with occasional bursts of humor. |
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The EDL is adapted for relatively infrequent bursts of phasic activity, whereas the soleus is tonically activated to maintain posture. |
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The wood in the half-light waking at daybreak to the belling of stags that bursts into barks. |
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Pancreatic islets of Langerhans produce bursts of electrical activity when exposed to stimulatory glucose levels. |
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We rode through a stream, enjoyed a few final bursts of speed and skidding switchbacks and freewheeled into the shanty town of Yolosa. |
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Short bursts of a potent topical steroid is just as effective as prolonged use of a mild preparation for treating atopic eczema. |
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In addition, however, it has repeatedly witnessed a sky flickering with ultraviolet flares, bursts and fast-moving streaks. |
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Keep in mind, too, that we don't generally eat an entire meal of walnuts but use them as a garnish or as flavor bursts in cookies and cakes. |
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We would like to understand better the connection between gamma ray bursts and supernovae. |
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As fish swim by, the angelshark bursts up and surprises the prey, catching it in its trap-like jaws. |
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These bursts may be the universe's biggest explosions since the original big bang. |
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The voice on the phone from New York is tremulous, unfailingly polite, marked by hesitations and bursts of nervous laughter. |
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First of all, the pace of the game is not only slower, but it's suited more to strategic bursts of speed and demonstrations of power. |
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They glamorize death as an abstract expression of powder bursts and shrieking projectiles. |
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Set upright and lined with fireworks, it bursts into brilliant flame against the night sky and slowly dies away to blackness. |
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Turn the engine over in five-second bursts three or four times to allow the oil to circulate. |
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The mood and tone of the book are set through black and white graphics with occasional bursts of colour. |
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She could hear the beat of a diesel engine and bursts from a pneumatic drill. |
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The repairs to the houses were for plumbing, leaks, pipe bursts, blockages, electricity and damaged water taps. |
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The mood of his album is dreamy and contemplative, with occasional bursts of childish exuberance. |
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Sometimes the center portion of the disc bursts or becomes herniated through a tear in its outer casing and pinches a nearby nerve. |
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The fireballs grow in intensity until the sky is a curtain of drizzling flame bursts. |
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Catawba, a centuries old grape variety, bursts with a bold grape taste and pink color making it an award winning grape. |
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More than 100 fireworks a minute were fired off, with bursts more than 1,000 ft above the town. |
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As the spores grow, fluid pressure builds up in the ascus until the operculum bursts open and the ascospores are blown out into the environment. |
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He bursts in through the back door, helps himself to whatever's in the fridge, and jams your toilet up with bog roll. |
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Conversations and bursts of laughter were tossed on the wind bringing them together in a common bond. |
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Pasted-in bursts of muted cymbal and guitar are stabbed and splashed against it. |
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If downdrafts become localized, they can become violent downward bursts of wind that can overpower or even destroy any aircraft. |
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Many unicorns will likely be destroyed when the tech bubble bursts, he writes. |
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He was tinged with western boosterism, appreciated the out-of doors, and displayed bursts of powerful ambition. |
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When a follicle is mature, the egg within it bursts out of the ovary, and the fallopian tube's fingerlike fimbria reach out and grab it. |
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During the climb, he ate snacky stuff that would give him quick bursts of energy. |
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Bristol's straightaways are long enough for some quick bursts of speed, especially when a driver can take momentum out of a corner. |
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But bursts of operatic arias, incessant chatter and the clatter of pots and pans give it a curiously relaxing bustle. |
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That solar wind fluctuated in fast and slow bursts and had periods of 27 days, as Maunder had suggested 60 years before. |
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This causes large bursts of breath followed by periods of shallow breathing or stopped breathing. |
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Frozen yogurt is lower in fat, calories and cholesterol than ice cream, and it bursts with flavour. |
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For example, the assault rifle fires bullet bursts as a primary fire, and launches grenades for secondary. |
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Vix activated her rearview screen in her visor and gasped as Troy held off a pair of fighters with bursts of chaingun and plasma cannon fire. |
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Instead, we should block off a conduit so completely that it bursts from the pressure. |
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This is in sharp contrast to the rainy season, when the raging water yearly bursts its banks and floods thousands of houses near the river. |
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That will leave them facing a massive and ruinous personal bill if the River Derwent once again bursts its banks. |
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Jack was livid but went easy on him as Frank bursts into tears quite readily now after the rough handling he got on the culture review. |
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He suddenly bursts into a dithyramb on what it is to be such a thing as a Canadian poet. |
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Raised in America in 1944, it has large, deep canary-yellow flowers, and when it bursts into full bloom you know that spring is finally here. |
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Suddenly the door bursts open, a gust of wind blows snow into the room, and a man with a bushy beard and camel-skin tunic strides in. |
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In several locations, rivers of mercury flowed from the planet's core, and occasional bursts of exploding methane jetted from the deeper craters. |
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The explosion responds with bursts of smoke and hostile body language an I run out the door. |
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The blast was followed by smaller grenade explosions and bursts of automatic fire that lasted for several minutes. |
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With fair frequency, the Sun's surface erupts with solar flares, which send intense bursts of electromagnetic radiation into space. |
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The team spotted the 28 bursts during a series of XMM-Newton observations of the neutron star totaling 93 hours. |
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Gamma ray bursts are the biggest explosions in the Universe, and studying them is a great amount of fun. |
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He joined in with automatic fire from his carbine and threw grenades at the enemy, whose attacks were accompanied by bugles, whistles, flares and supporting mortar bursts. |
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I was told that I write in short bursts and my writing is kinda abrupt. |
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Watch a water strider skitter about in staccato bursts, its middle pair of legs doing the rowing and the hind legs steering, its short forelegs ready for catching prey. |
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Continual use of your jets will deplete your energy and make you drop like a stone, so a balance must be struck between controlled bursts and longer sprays. |
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I had to snare one final helping of Annapurna's yogurt rice, an exotic rice salad lit up by a creamy tang, coconut undercurrent and racy flavor bursts of mustard and cilantro. |
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The opening song places keening flutes and whispered vocal over an insistent pulse of clay drums and thumb pianos, punctuated by occasional bursts of talking drum. |
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Moments later, a high-pressure air line connecting to main ballast tanks allowing the submarine to control its depth bursts its seal in the seventh compartment. |
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These animals can reach speeds of up to 25 knots in short bursts. |
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From early March when the forsythia first bursts into bloom, to around mid-October when the last anemone dies back, my garden is a constantly changing flower display. |
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In any case, they bring the exterior of the house to life with bursts of color and control the light and views from inside. |
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With large bursts of color, light shows and video streaming through the background, you get the feeling that you're at a nightclub on a dance floor with every song. |
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At regular intervals, backbenchers apishly banged their desks to salute their leader or, in response to their opponents, broke into bursts of sarcastic laughter. |
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You can almost feel the charge of linking synaptic bursts as the trio generates a veritable Japanese garden of tinkles, clicks, rolls, and splashes. |
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The last time these two sides met the Arunta ran 38 players off the boundary line in short bursts and eventually wore the Doggies down to win unconvincingly by 14 points. |
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This might be explained by the pattern of brain generated neural bursts that initiate luminescence and this appears to be the case in P. lucicrescens. |
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Vivid pink roses lead the eye through the border, while butterfly bush, Mexican sage, and penstemon add bursts of soft purple blooms here and there. |
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One billfish, the sailfish, can swim in bursts of speed over 70 mph. |
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It began with a new kind of shooting, not pop guns or automatics, but the long, ratcheting bursts of a machine gun, very close, from the other side of the compound. |
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The car engine backfired in three sudden bursts as they drove off. |
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It manages marvellous bursts of vision, like the masked ball in Budapest, and sequences where the computer-generated effects match the movie's ambition, like the coach chase. |
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Writer Benjamin Anastas has had enough with 140-character bursts, and Rushdie's mourning for Whitney Houston was the last straw. |
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In a further similarity to an ad break, my short bursts of sleep were filled with countless little dreams and nightmares, most of which I remember. |
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Both types of bursts last only a few milliseconds to about a minute. |
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Gamma ray bursts last only from a few milliseconds to about one minute. |
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Suddenly his face morphs completely and he bursts out laughing. |
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Also on Wednesday, April 9, 2003, according to ufologist Jose Escamilla, a cylindrical UFO was seen dodging American anti-aircraft bursts while flying over Baghdad. |
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It literally releases them like spores and bursts as it gets unburdened. |
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You'll understand once you find yourself hunched over the liner notes, devoutly mumbling the lyrics to yourself and bobbing your head to the bursts of pseudo-Russian choruses. |
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The experience seems to have unhinged him, since he bursts into the Hydrogen Cave ranting about a mysterious Referee X who is frustrating his attempts at publication. |
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The narrative is paced and comfortable, peppered with bursts of predictability. |
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An instant later several more bursts of fire followed, and the ship bucked into the air and then smashed back down, its landing struts sheering off completely. |
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Frost expands the water in clay soils, which bursts the heavy clods apart. |
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The authority might be able to take some measures to cut the risk of properties being inundated when the beck bursts its banks, a leading councillor has revealed. |
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As the boys finish their set, the large crowd bursts into applause. |
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It was constructed in 1970 and served the population adequately up until the past number of years when bursts and a shortage of water during dry periods caused problems. |
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She jumps when the small explosive bursts, splitting the wood in half as intended, and Ted smiles, laughs, and then walks her through the process again. |
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The console transforms that pressure into controlled bursts of nitrogen. |
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Their boots squeaked in response to sudden bursts of activity. |
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For a start, Tyson in his distant prime attacked in explosive bursts of four, five or six punches, sequences demanding timing and vigour long beyond his capacity. |
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Many children at the temple show classic signs of post-traumatic stress disorder, with withdrawal and sudden bursts of anger being the most common. |
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A well-taught boxing circuit class, which involves intense bursts of skipping, abdominal exercises, sparring and bag work, is a fast way to shed excess pounds. |
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As his conversation picks its way determinedly from subject to subject, his speech is measured and occasionally punctuated by loud cackles of laughter or bursts of anger. |
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Townshend led a master's class in aggressive guitar, windmilling power chords, strumming with blitzkrieg ferocity and firing out staccato solos in intensive bursts. |
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The two heavy-cruisers, trading fire with the Corona Fire and the Mystic in the other direction, were occasionally haloed by violent bursts of red, white and violet light. |
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Upon realizing that he must take care of Rhoda himself, he bursts into tears. |
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I'm not sure, but they work nicely alongside a generous handful of melted Monterey Jack, so warm it bursts out of the tortilla in oozy little blobs. |
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The benefits of the system include easy access to a stopcock, damage prevention due to unwanted leaks or pipe bursts and saving costs by conserving water. |
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He bursts into loud, hearty laughter, and refuses to be drawn. |
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In Thinking, a crocheted openwork of rusted wire bursts from a metal drum. |
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In attempts to scare you, there are several moments in the film that use strident and extremely loud bursts of audio, combined with a perfectly timed cut, quite effectively. |
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In fact the opening title track is a bit orchestral, though swamped with shortwave radio static and increasingly fractured, distorted bursts of strings, organ and guitar. |
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Saffron-infused Spanish paella bursts with the flavour and succulence of Eyemouth's premium prawns, with demand at its height over the festive season. |
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By contrast to the initial ROS burst, these subsequent bursts were coincident with increases in oxidase protein components, particularly gp 91 phox. |
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Moments of deeply affecting emotion are balanced by bursts of comic relief, allowing the script to stay buoyant and the characters to remain real. |
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These carry the rhythmic bursts of impulses, relayed from the brain stem via the phrenic motor neurons in the spinal cord, which cause regular inspiration. |
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The true figure is clearly not enough because so far on tour this Fijian side has looked promising in bursts but cannot sustain any threat throughout 80 minutes. |
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Dutch researchers said recently that regular moderate exercise can burn energy and help shed those extra pounds or kilos more than short infrequent bursts of intense activity. |
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Also had a couple of storming, skilful bursts up the park, although his penchant for play-acting rankled throughout and eventually earned him a booking. |
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Basically, interval training alternates short bursts of higher-intensity exercise with intervals of slower activity that allow the body a little break. |
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McLean's journey began in Nightcliff, the Darwin bayside suburb where the streets are named after jacarandas and poincianas and every garden bursts with tropical life. |
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I pause to flex my muscles and prepare for flight in case some sort of ghost or troglodyte bursts out to eat our bones or whatever part of us a ghost might eat. |
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The rain fell flightily, and we returned to the marina in the shadow of refueling tankers and 12-storey high container carriers that glide with bursts that belie their bulk. |
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Through a series of about 30 maneuvers, the Snowbirds perform a multitude of loops, spins, criss-crosses and bursts that make formation flying appear easy. |
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His mind was fuzzy, like it gets before he has his bursts of madness. |
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Any sensible Englishman does the same, knowing that the English weather most often delivers up summer in short bursts, to be enjoyed without delay or hesitation. |
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The owner, who looks like a playboy footballer, keeps guests entertained with a succession of anecdotes, culinary disquisitions and impromptu bursts of song. |
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Whereas Gotham mopes in the shadows, The Flash bursts like a splash page. |
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The few bursts of color were provided by furry pumps in geranium. |
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By contrast, cottontail rabbits are built for short bursts of speed in more vegetated habitats. |
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Calcium bursts would increase spermatozoa motility, where cholesterol would decapacitate spermatozoa, so preventing untimely activation. |
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The resulting social pressures were complicated by bursts of deflation that resulted from John's military campaigns. |
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If an inflamed diverticulum bursts, an abscess may form next to the colon or peritonitis may develop. |
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Mold them into fireworks, nonsensical swirls, and random color bursts. |
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It is almost paperlike, the petals so delicate that when it bursts into flower you wonder how a spindly stem holds its weight. |
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When a marginal lake bursts, it may also be called a marginal lake drainage. |
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The membrane bursts and the newly hatched chameleon frees itself and climbs away to hunt for itself and hide from predators. |
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And now the trees are lit in stroboscopic bursts of lightning, and it is all very romantic. |
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John abandoning the New Orleans stride piano style that has dominated his recent work for choppy bursts of Farfisa organ. |
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This unit will deliver the required innocuous HF current bursts and will individually command each microstimulator. |
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For two years, IceCube scientists watched for neutrinos after gamma-ray bursts, focusing on the muon neutrino subtype. |
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Spontaneous activity recorded by needle EMG was consisted of bursts of doublet, triplet and or multiplet discharges. |
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But then, just as Oscar Diggs arrives in the mythical land of Oz, it suddenly bursts into technicolored life. |
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Mass hysteria once again bursts forth from old unfaithful fans, current fans and the media locally. |
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Like hungry dogs who have sniffed their meat, the mob bursts in, trampling down the women who sought to bar the entrance with their bodies. |
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Torque bursts greater than eight times operating torque have been calculated. |
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Still, bursts of torque that are two to three times higher than the maximum design torque are realizable. |
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The Leonids are quite a famous and well-known meteor shower due to immense bursts of activity observed throughout history. |
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Then the visitor bursts into an incredibly richly adorned courtyard, also designed on a quadripartite basis. |
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Fowl Mouth and Deer Heart were irresistible bursts of summery pop, full of smart wordplay and warm melodies. |
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Capacity for bursts of torque should not be confused with field weakening capability. |
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Dave Kearney then says he's had enough of the slow-ball tactics and bursts through a couple of tackles. |
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The cell is then forced to manufacture thousands of copies of the virus, and eventually bursts, releasing the new particles in the blood. |
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Infants suck in bursts separated by rests, typically defined as a sequence of sucks with intersuck intervals of less than 2 seconds. |
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Reservoirs accumulate plant material, which then decomposes, emitting methane in uneven bursts. |
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The wettest conditions persist in the high Alps and in the Ticino canton which has much sun yet heavy bursts of rain from time to time. |
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He was also infamous for his piercing stare, bullying, bursts of temper and, on occasion, his sullen refusal to speak at all. |
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She has found that bear's head tooth fungus, which bursts out of tree trunks in delicate, white cascades, usually whips an artist's conk fungus. |
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Gamma ray bursts are fairly rare, occurring only a few times in a given galaxy per million years. |
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Carpet tiles accented with bursts of red geometric designs accent the predominately white workspace. |
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Shrews are active day and night, taking long periods of rest between short bursts of activity. |
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He bursts into the presence of Julius Caesar and tells the emperor that only the wild man of the woods can interpret the dream that has been troubling him. |
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There, he had used radio waves to probe the secrets of pulsars, the spinning, magnetized neutron stars that emit bursts of radiation with clocklike regularity. |
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As this happens, each bubble bursts, making a 'popping' sound. |
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When this happens, it bursts out across the flat North China Plain, sometimes taking a new channel and inundating any farmland, cities or towns in its path. |
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Nearly all the afterglows that astronomers have detected come from gamma-ray bursts that arose in galaxies that lie 2 billion to 8 billion light-years away. |
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Another good plant on my raised bed is the Lewisia Ashwood Carousel which was in flower in March and should continue having bursts of flower right through until l ate autumn. |
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At the crossing point, some of these particles collide, producing tiny bursts of pure energy that materialize almost immediately as other subatomic particles called B mesons. |
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Colourful bursts of helianthums, sisyrinchiums and genistas are in abundance at this time of year, as well as fragrant musk roses in baby pinks, yellows, reds and white. |
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This advanced, super charged, electric motor sends the ESR750H PPV to speeds of up to 28 mph and can deliver up to 7 HP in short acceleration bursts. |
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Furthermore, the PM assembly of PMSMs can be irreparably damaged, if bursts of torque exceeding the maximum operating torque rating are attempted. |
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It is not an outward, emotionalized, frenzied passion worn on the sleeve but an inner fire that only occasionally bursts through a cool and composed exterior. |
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That leisured past... is insistently evoked in Mr. Kiely's new collection. A compendium of folk memory, it features great bursts of balladry and doggerel. |
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Also highlighted are hydrogen-deficient stars in close binary systems, and massive Wolf-Rayet stars and their relation to Type I supernovae and Gamma-ray bursts. |
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Some applications require bursts of torque beyond the maximum operating torque, such as short bursts of torque to accelerate an electric vehicle from standstill. |
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