Sentence examples for active bomb from inspiring English sources
Goudsmit and other critics said those statements were a whitewash of an active bomb program stymied only by Heisenberg's misunderstanding of some basic physics of bombs.
In Countdown to Extinction players must take an active bomb and place it at an enemy base, similar to the Assault mode in the Halo series.
Two videos of the incident, where the agents slowly pulled onto White House grounds and into an active bomb investigation, exist, but the chairman of the House of Representatives Oversight Committee, Jason Chaffetz, told CNN that he learned other recordings may have been deleted.
When scientists deactivated the "bombs" in the lab by neutralizing myrosinase, spiny mice ate 80% of the seeds compared with 27% from active bombs.
Those advisers will be assessing which caves are active, guiding bombs and missiles onto cave entrances, and funneling supplies and weapons to the opposition troops.
Sectarian Irish paramilitary groups remain active, with bombs sent last week to British army career offices, while some Scots try to break free from the regime in London.
In his role as one of the world's most active A-bomb survivors, Tsuboi will have a brief conversation with Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, whom he has criticised for attacking the country's postwar commitment to pacifism.
That suspect was accused of using his computer for "swatting"—essentially making prank 911 calls throughout Canada and the United States, resulting in heavily armed SWAT officers being sent out to schools and homes to stop non-existent active shooters and bomb threats.
By the 1980s, the United States and the Soviet Union together had amassed about 27,000 "active" strategic nuclear bombs each hugely more powerful than those that destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The nature of the information cascade behind the results shown in Fig. 3A,B is illustrated in Fig. 3C, where we show the individual calls between users active during the bombing.
"Lower courts, for instance, have approved warrantless searches related to bomb threats, active shootings, and child abductions.
