Sentence examples for biological arms from inspiring English sources

It was imperial Japan that inspired the modern biological arms race.

Chemical and biological arms are cheaper and easier to build, if the raw materials are obtainable.

Also, in 1992, it was disclosed that the former Soviet Union had made biological arms secretly.

Among arms control issues, Mr. Toth said, biological arms had received relatively scant attention from governments.

"But biological arms control requires new ways of thinking about how to stop the spread of these unique weapons".

The Bush administration contends Iraq has been trying to develop nuclear and biological arms since inspectors left in 1998.

Iraq's defiance, if allowed to stand, will encourage other budding Saddams and badly undermine confidence in all the nuclear, chemical and biological arms-control treaties that Iraq has broken and that were devised to help keep some order in a dangerous world.

The torque of the motor is transmitted to the biological arm via one of the frames of the exoskeleton.

A biological arm receives countless inputs not only from texture but also from temperature and its position in space.

Furthermore, there is no specific fee for some of the procedures encompassed in the biological arm, despite different time and material costs.

Classic theories, such as that of the Red Queen Hypothesis [ 8- 11], provide a conceptual underpinning to discussions of biological evolutionary arms races or reciprocal change.