Sentence examples for detonation from from inspiring English sources

The former partially fails near the inner wall, and is re-initiated by transverse detonation from the outer wall, while the latter fails completely, and re-generates by local explosion at the outer wall.

It is still a matter of considerable debate whether this flame transforms into a supersonic detonation from a subsonic deflagration.

Implosion uses much less fuel than detonations from the gun-type system, making the bombs far cheaper and lighter.

Like little detonations from around Bethel Cemetery came back "Yes!" Who would have thought you could add grave rubbing to the pantheon of successful summer events?

You see where this is headed: The trio, powered from the ground up, made the song feel like a round of detonations from a confetti canon, a matter of giddy oomph and delirium.

The HDP would have a smooth barrel over 100 m long, along which a 97 kg finned shell (known as the Sprenggranate 4481) would be accelerated by numerous small low-pressure detonations from charges in branches off the barrel, each fired electrically in sequence.

The engineering-level model for predicting the blast impact impulse of the detonation gases from the charges in close proximity from the target is introduced and validated using the experimental results obtained during the course of the explosive trials.

If, however, it is found that the next detonation comes from weapons grade uranium, it will mean that North Korea now possesses a sophisticated enrichment programme.

Prosecutors also showed that Mr. bin Laden's group used blasting caps and detonation cords (from Lesson 15: "Care and caution must be used while handling), and that members fled with fake travel papers (from Lesson 3: "All documents of the undercover brother, such as identity cards and passport, should be falsified").

The phase formation of the detonation coatings from the different Ti 50Al feed stock powders were investigated.

Deepest sinks lead to the subcritical behaviour characterized by sudden detonation failure from shock-flame decoupling when ER decreases, and without detonation re-initiation when ER increases again.