Sentence examples for designed to be fired from inspiring English sources

Cruisewatch is formed Cruise missiles were designed to be fired from mobile launchers at secret locations away from the base.

The UK's nuclear deterrent is now the Trident missile, designed to be fired from purpose built submarines.

The missiles were typically designed to be fired from their carrying containers, with the total package small enough to be carried by one or two men.

Demand for natural gas has soared in the last 12 months, with nearly every electricity plant built in the last five years having been designed to be fired mainly by gas.

With natural gas promoted as a cleaner-burning fuel than oil or coal, nearly all the electric plants built since 1998 are designed to be fired mainly by gas.

Norman Polmar, an independent naval expert, said one torpedo carried by this type of submarine was designed to be fired underwater, shoot up through the air and then drop back into the water to home in on another submarine.

The igniter case is designed to be sealed until fired and to disperse hot and burning products when pressurized by its own burning.

It doesn't just grab pictures uploaded by your mobile device, or in specific flagged folders; the app is designed to be a fire and forget solution that takes your whole library to the cloud, and holds it there securely.

As part of this program, houses and structures near the park are designed to be more fire resistant.

Some of them, such as the American AT4, came preloaded and were designed to be discarded after firing.

Later, in the second half of the 18th century, trivets designed to be hung from fire bars were made.