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The Borg waste nothing, including the energy for some pyrotechnically impressive explosion.

The charge is initiated either electrically or pyrotechnically.

Twenty seconds later the heatshield was pyrotechnically released.

The Faroes are a paradise for fell-walkers and ornithologists who accept the pyrotechnically unpredictable climate.

The liquid oxygen tank contains a separate, pyrotechnically operated, propulsive tumble vent valve at its forward end.

Post-Lunar escape the CPS will be pyrotechnically isolated and function in blowdown mode for the cruise.

The deployment of the reflector was initiated by pyrotechnically operated SQUIB cable cutters.

Doug Clark, a writer for The Spokesman-Review and one of Kennedy's former guitar students, wrote that "his six-string skills are pyrotechnically brilliant."

It is steered in flight by vibrating spoilers in the wings, and spins for additional stabilization, with a pyrotechnically spun gyroscope providing stabilization.

Their ROPS structures consist of two pyrotechnically charged roll hoops hidden behind the rear seats that will pop up in the case of a roll-over to protect the occupants.

With the crew inside the Descent Module, the forward Orbital Module and the rear Instrumentation Module were pyrotechnically nominally jettisoned at 04:21 GMT.

According to Sega Saturn Magazine, Mai in Real Bout Fatal Fury "is one of the easiest characters to master and also has a huge range of pyrotechnically astounding special moves."

When the Command and Lunar Modules separated for the last time just before re-entry, the probe and forward docking ring were pyrotechnically separated, leaving all docking equipment attached to the lunar module.

Absurdist but loving, measuring words with an eyedropper but not minimalist, Ms. Chernoff is pyrotechnically funny, but stories like "California" and "November" clutch the heart too hard to allow her to be labeled a humorist.

The C70 retractable hardtop also features a roll over protection structure (ROPS) with two pyrotechnically charged roll hoops hidden behind the rear seats that deploy under roll-over conditions whether the roof is retracted or not.

The low part of the higher mind that Pynchon so pyrotechnically appeals to (the same part that responds to Escher drawings, PDQ Bach, and perspective-switching holograms) is not a part of myself I'm in touch with, nor do I particularly long to be.

Traditionally, each of the Marathon's series has been dominated by a single work: Christopher Durang's pyrotechnically funny "For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls" of last year or, in this season's first group, "The Wreck on the Five-Twenty-Five," a little-known gem by Thornton Wilder.