If a terrorist group detonated one at Kitsap, it not only would destroy the base and the Trident submarines but could also deposit lethal radioactive fallout on Seattle, about thirty miles to the east.
Not only does this detonate two generations of marketing the UK (especially London), as the cosmopolitan global centre, Cool Brittania, it fundamentally undermines the economy.
First, they wanted to detonate two propane bombs in the cafeteria, killing not only the 600 or so students taking early lunch but also students in the library above, which they hoped would come crashing down.
This mixture not only casts perfectly but can be detonated with a smaller tetryl booster.
In this case, not only is the MOD liable if MEC on their property detonates or leaks but also for ensuring that any land sold or leased is not contaminated or a danger to the public.
On Friday, the federal prosecutor in Brussels not only confirmed the death, but also disclosed that Mr. Laachraoui's DNA had been found on suicide vests detonated in Paris.
In May 1917 Kroonland was struck by a torpedo, which failed to detonate and only slightly damaged the ship.
I don't know how it did not detonate, but instead it bounced.
The soldier, presumably in visual contact with the minefield, would detonate the mine only if the intruder was an enemy soldier -- not a civilian or a friendly soldier, for example, said General Lehowicz, who is retired from the Army.
In explosives investigations, "detonated" is not always the right term.
