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blast effect

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blast effect [′blast i′fekt]
(physics)
Violent air movements and pressure changes and the destruction or damage resulting therefrom, generally caused by an explosion on or above the surface of the earth.


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Government, including risk assessment and risk analysis of seismic or blast effects and events, engineering peer reviews, blast resistance design, progressive collapse analysis, assessment of earthquake related geotechnical hazards and recommendations to limit risk, and more.
Their underground structures offer good protection against penetrating radiation and blast waves but they are no good against direct hits of conventional weapons, like blast effect artillery shells or air bombs.
Farber also loves character actors, and much of his best writing is devoted to supporting cast members like Gene Evans in Fuller's The Steel Helmet, who "plays the hot-headed [sic] showing off, the endless chewing on a cigar stump with the blast effect of water issuing from a whale's spout, bestial and grotesque as a charm spot in a film dedicated to the U.
 
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