Sentence examples for detonation point from inspiring English sources

People even a mile away from the detonation point could be saved if they were deep enough underground, Jung said.

Redman, on the other hand, took a pressure-cooker approach, simmering at first but gradually increasing momentum as Blade prodded him onward to a detonation point.

Ricardo Darín is the film's big star name: an explosives engineer pushed to breaking point – or detonation point – by a parking fine enforcement system that is cynically engineered to generate municipal income.

A total of 114 hydraulic conductivity measurements were obtained within a radius of 3 m from the detonation point, at four different depths and at three different time periods separated by 18 months.

On Sept. 12, newspapers began referring to the World Trade Center site with a phrase that would endure: "ground zero," which is technically the area on the earth's surface that is directly below or above the detonation point of a nuclear bomb.

The localized damage concentrates in the vicinity of the detonation zone, including cratering around the detonation point, fracture or rupture failure of the outer steel tube, and breaching failure in the front sandwich wall.

Hall, though not working the marathon case himself, knew from experience that investigators would still be bagging the thousands of pieces of physical evidence at the detonation points and in the surrounding areas.

It is evident that significant radiation casualties result over a hundred miles away from the detonation points.

Shrinking weapons by using "two-point" detonation became China's holy grail.

The Vince Carter Show Fresh off Vince Carter's 51-point detonation against Phoenix last Sunday, NBC is tearing up the schedule.

According to David Albright of the Institute for Science and International Security (Isis) R265 is the code-name for a warhead design I described in a November 2009 article with a two-point detonation system.