Sentence examples for detonation at from inspiring English sources

It set the moment of detonation at 5 30 a.m.

It is believed that mines have been planted around other, better-known monuments, including the Roman-era amphitheatre above which Isis's black flag has been raised, ready for detonation at any time.

The US president's arrival in South Korea for a two-day visit was overshadowed by growing signs that North Korea is making preparations for an imminent detonation at its main nuclear test site.

Had it come down a little steeper that February, directing the might of its detonation at rather than over Chelyabinsk, the asteroid would have killed thousands on the ground.

The explosion in Reactor No. 2, a little after 6 a.m. on Tuesday, particularly alarmed Japanese officials and nuclear power experts around the world because it was the first detonation at the plant that appeared to occur inside one of the primary containment vessels.

So why is it that Dark's first novel -- with its slyly suggestive title, painstaking craftsmanship and promising cast of privileged neurotics -- packs less punch in its 271 pages than she usually manages in just 20? Reading "Think of England" is like gingerly slitting open that cream-colored envelope, expecting a detonation at any instant, only to find nothing but a harmless invitation to tea.

"The new tunnel adds to North Korea's ability to conduct additional detonations at Punggye-ri over the coming years if it chooses to do so," an analyst said.

The first thing occupants of the compound knew about the forces massing against them was the sound of shouting and detonations at the front entrance.

Splicing together thirty-seven minutes of declassified footage of detonations at Bikini Atoll, Conner unspools a horrific beauty, at once disembodied and visceral, setting us on a soul-searching mission ourselves.

It was the government, Mrs. Detraz pointed out, that said nuclear testing was safe, and so the whole town would come out onto the ridge in the 1950's to watch the above-ground detonations at the Nevada test site with their naked eyes.

The observed modes are analogous to the behavior exhibited by planar detonations at the near-limit.