How to pronounce “vaporized” in English

Albania. Our government said you couldn't go to Albania.Passports self-vaporized, I thought, if you want to Albania.It was like the Middle Ages with missiles, over there in Albania.

So, there's a molten moon forming from this debris ring. There's the molten Earth.The organic material has been vaporized. Sooner or later, the Earth cools, oceans form, but there's none of that original organic material. So what we think is that comets and meteoritesand what we call interplanetary dust particles that have organic material on them, all helped produce these of this last accretionary process that gave us a lot of the organics we need.

As a super organism body, the communication between individuals is through smelling.When you throw something strong in there like vaporized organic acid or an essential oil that has a very strong smell, you're interruptingall that communication that happens between individuals and groups of bees.

saving someone who's been swinging from a noose. Sieges in warfare. The doctors couldn't get in no matter what you did. Massive bombing like Dresden and Hiroshima. Medical care mayhelp at the margins but for someone who's been vaporized, medical care is kind of beside the point. And other cases where whatever life saving care may have been available,they were kept away. Indeed, I think the application of life saving medical care, particularly in wartime, is itself a reflection of some of these humanitarian currents. It used to

I mean, I know it's got a commercial definition, and that people ghostwrite things ..as missing. They just sort of vaporized.

He was hearkening back to the romantic cinema of the 1930s and '40s.Brian De Palma said, you've vaporized the audience.

So there are basically three ways to generate EUV, to build a sun on Earth.but without the cost of adding more debris or neutral atoms because now the tin is vaporized all at once.

of African-American migration out of the Southern states; the story of women's emancipation into nontraditional labor for the very first time;story of that great explosion at Port Chicago, which vaporized two Kaiser ships to the loss of 320 men, 202 of them being black dock workers.There were so many stories so that they did fragments of films that we could use as conversation starters.

So when you're flying by on a close approach to the earth and you're moving very fast, the antennas can track you well.on the surface. But our impact speeds were so high most predictions are we vaporized and we didn't leave physical chunks anywhere.

But one day, Stewart and her team had a realization: sometimes a planet stops being a planet.When two giant, celestial objects collide, their surfaces get partially vaporized.Which means that proto-Earth could have gotten so hot playing Bumpers Cars— and spun out so fast from the impact— it turned into a doughnut-shaped mass of rock and vapor.