Sentence examples for bomb type from inspiring English sources
Like the Kalashnikov, the rocket-propelled grenade, the suicide attacker and the hidden, makeshift bomb, Type 63 rockets will be a part of Afghan violence for the years of fighting ahead.
A more sophisticated bomb type, which requires less fissile material and allows the use of plutonium (which does not work in a gun-type warhead) is the implosion device, in which a sphere of HEU or plutonium is surrounded by explosives rigged to go off at exactly the same time to violently compress the core.
Having covered the bomb in glue, a non-sticky handle was required; in the handle, a delay fuse ignited by releasing a sprung lever so that a five second time delay starts as the grenade leaves the thrower's hand (just like the levers found on a conventional Mills bomb type hand grenade).
All the aforementioned bomb types were used in World War II.
One way of trying to identify a bomb's origin positively, several experts say, is to match debris signatures with libraries of classified data about nuclear arms around the world, including old fallout signatures and more direct intelligence about bomb types, characteristics and construction materials.
Federal experts say that positively identifying the origin may require matching signatures from the debris with libraries of classified data about nuclear arms from around the world, including old fallout records and more direct intelligence about bomb types, characteristics and construction materials.
To ground-truth these analytical techniques, researchers at Livermore and other national labs are producing surrogate fallout representing different bomb types.
Sarkozy, knowing this, spent his first two months engineering a series of audacious tactical coups that were of exactly the human-bomb type: walking up to dangerous men and defusing them.
"If it were [to] impact us, the energy released would be measured not in kilotons like the atomic bombs that ended World War II, but in H-bomb type megatons".
The garbage can contained several "pipe bomb-type devices" wired together, Fave said.
The police said that the boy, Lukasz Lagucik, a senior at Forest Hills High School, told a girl in Arkansas in a chat room that he had bought several guns and that he had made "bomb-type devices".
