Sentence examples for detonation for a from inspiring English sources

"He was researching the different types of ingredients and detonation for a bomb," said Ms. Gilbert, an assistant United States attorney.

A new quantitative method for predicting and calculating the heat of detonation for a series of nitro paraffins and nitramines employing the natural bond orbital (NBO) charge analysis and 15N NMR chemical shifts of the nitro group is established.

Density functional theory calculations were performed to study the effects of different substituents and bridge groups on the heats of formation (HOFs), thermal stability, and detonation properties for a series of diiminotetrazole derivatives.

Analysis indicates that the shock wave that separates from a spark kernel is a strong detonation for times up to 1μs.

During talks about North Korea's nuclear weapons ambitions, Ms. Flournoy said Chinese military officials reiterated their support for United Nations Security Council sanctions that seek to punish North Korea for the detonation of a nuclear device last month.

An official said the criminal complaint would most likely include a constellation of charges stemming from both the bombings and the shooting, possibly including the use of weapons of mass destruction, an applicable charge for the detonation of a bomb.

A special fuse delays the detonation for 120 milliseconds after penetration.

It is a Salingeresque sequence reminiscent of the gossamer mind-spinning, and lethal detonation, of "A Perfect Day for Bananafish".

Another tells of tests of 500 detonators, and yet another bears a schematic diagram of a shaft a quarter-mile deep and six miles from a firing point — a good setup, experts say, for the underground detonation of a nuclear weapon.

I read with excitement and admiration the report about the colossal computing power and the ingenious speed and efficiency of Green Destiny, until I learned what this technological wizardry is to be used for: modeling the detonation of a nuclear bomb ("At Los Alamos, Two Visions of Supercomputing," June 25).

The search area has been extended into the ocean for about 60 miles, an indication of the full impact of the detonation for Challenger.