The phrase "detonation without" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as a prepositional phrase to describe a situation in which a detonation or explosion does not occur. Example: The bomb was designed to prevent any detonation without the correct code.
The total thickness of this system was only 1.6 m which made it incapable of containing a torpedo warhead detonation or mine explosion without rupturing.
Find suitable spot for the explosive(s) and (if necessary) for nearby viewing point for detonation - without being spotted or challenged.
Remove any physical obstacles at detonation site without being spotted or challenged.
It promises an efficiency gain comparable to that of pulse detonation combustion without the drawbacks associated with detonations.
Depending on the chamber length as well as the initial temperature and pressure, there are three modes of end-gas combustion: normal flame propagation without autoignition, autoignition without detonation development, and detonation development.
A nuclear arms race in the Middle East would endanger every country in the region; the effects of a nuclear detonation would spread without regard to national borders.
I could picture it swooping down and firing a withering notion into that seething cauldron of ideation commonly known as the human mind / brain: What if I'm not really grieving for my mother, the thought detonation went, but, without my conscious knowledge, faking it?
The present work provides consistent models (mean square error prediction values below 0.14 MJ kg−1) in a systematic way for quick estimation of heats of detonation – with or without experimental data – for a wide range of energetic materials.
An improvised explosive device (IED) detonation left him without both legs and with a severely damaged pelvis and abdomen.
As part of the preparation for the Trinity nuclear test, Creutz conducted a test detonation at Pajarito Canyon without nuclear material.
