The phrase "a future weapons" is not correct in written English.
It should be "future weapons" or "a future weapon" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The military is investing heavily in future weapons to enhance national security."
Alternatives: "advanced weaponry" or "next-generation weapons".
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While autonomous technologies are to an extent already developed, he said, "the problem with autonomous weapons is that critics are talking about a future weapon that doesn't even exist.
An advocate of both the long-range Next Generation Bomber and the navy's Unmanned Combat Air System, he points out that both should feature the stealthy designs that are needed to survive in hostile environments, and that forecasts of the death of stealth are very premature.Peter Singer, an expert on future weapons at the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, is more sceptical.
The report makes dramatic claims: it says that China now has design information on nuclear weapons "on a par with" America's, that future weapons will incorporate stolen information, and that the first of these new weapons could be deployed within three years.
Your story concerns a group of giants who are being bred as future weapons of war by the President of a fictional South American country.
_ Your story concerns a group of giants who are being bred as future weapons of war by the President of a fictional South American country.
In the near future, weapons master James McCullen Christopher Ecclestonn) has created a nanotech-based weapon - nanomites capable of destroying cities.
With a laser and smoke show by lighting designers Future Weapons, the party is sea of fog, darkness, perspiration and sub-bass.
"There's an urgency, even though we're talking about future weapons".
The Army and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, are spending a billion dollars on developing technologies for the future weapons system.
