It's a chocolate bomb essentially, as you can see in these images here.
This compact study elegantly parses a central accusation in the case: that Oppenheimer was disloyal for opposing the hydrogen bomb — essentially, for voicing his opinion.
Still, there were unforeseen repercussions of that bombing: essentially outed by news media accounts of the incident, Ms. Creswell says she was fired from her job at a real estate publication soon after returning to work.
The release of clamps on far more – including those on Iran's key oil and financial services industries – depends on a deal being reached that would lead Iran further away from its proximity to the creation of a nuclear bomb – essentially limiting the Islamic Republic to a nuclear programme that is explicitly appropriate for no more than civilian ambitions.
A spokesperson for Alliant, which has annual sales of $3 billion, describes the innovation as a way for convoys and light armored vehicles to neutralize a bomb, essentially jamming it, before it can detonate.
In recent months, the country has suffered a surge in violent attacks by insurgents, especially in their use of roadside bombs that essentially function as high-powered land mines.
If the rattled and insecure Iranian leadership is lying when it says it has no intention of developing nuclear weapons, or if it undergoes a conversion from that position (triggered perhaps by an Israeli air strike), it will find, like all other nuclear-armed states, that the bombs are essentially useless and a considerable waste of time, effort, money and scientific talent.
The use of the barrel bombs - essentially barrels packed with explosives - has been condemned by rights groups as indiscriminate.
The bombs are essentially oil drums or cylinders packed with explosives and metal fragments.
Dillon says, "I am famous for my truth bombs" and essentially looks like he got lost on the way to a casting to be Gemma Collins' new best friend on a short-lived ITV Be daytime reality show and ended up on The Apprentice instead.
