Sentence examples for a detonation at from inspiring English sources

So why is it that Dark's first novel -- with its slyly suggestive title, painstaking craftsmanship and promising cast of privileged neurotics -- packs less punch in its 271 pages than she usually manages in just 20? Reading "Think of England" is like gingerly slitting open that cream-colored envelope, expecting a detonation at any instant, only to find nothing but a harmless invitation to tea.

The Pentagon recently noted what appear to be the final preparations for a detonation at North Korea's nuclear test site and, sadly, this leak – which will reinforce North Korea's belief that it is isolated and needs to be strong in a hostile world – may well increase the chances that North Korea does go ahead with a fourth nuclear test.

The explosions are simulated in the gravitationally confined detonation paradigm, where a near Chandrasekhar-mass carbon-oxygen white dwarf ignites in a single "bubble" within the first ~100 km off center, and the subsequent evolution of the bubble (rise, growth, and break-out through the stellar surface) is thought to lead to the initiation of a detonation at the antipodal point of break-out.

An oxy-acetylene driver promptly initiated a detonation wave at one end.

Another bomb was later found and destroyed in a controlled detonation at the scene.

As part of the preparation for the Trinity nuclear test, Creutz conducted a test detonation at Pajarito Canyon without nuclear material.

The remainder were handed over to Edward Creutz, who conducted a test detonation at Pajarito Canyon near Los Alamos without nuclear material.

The US president's arrival in South Korea for a two-day visit was overshadowed by growing signs that North Korea is making preparations for an imminent detonation at its main nuclear test site.

Satellite photos taken just two days ago showed additional activity at North Korea's Punggye-ri test site that is "probably related to preparations for a detonation", the US-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins University said.

"If nobody spoke out, then this episode of history would still be buried," said Wei Shijie, 76, a retired physicist who worked in a detonation and explosives workshop at Plant 221 during the 1960s.

But the Austin Police Department said later in the evening that the detonation at a Goodwill in South Austin was not caused by a package bomb but rather an "incendiary device," and the event likely wasn't connected to this month's series of bombings.