Sentence examples for explosive air from inspiring English sources

It's pretty recognisable Call of Duty fare, a chaotic maelstrom of swarming ground troops, explosive air support and yelling NPCs.

This paper presents the response of pile foundations to ground shocks induced by surface explosion using fully coupled and non-linear dynamic computer simulation techniques together with different material models for the explosive, air, soil and pile.

A three-dimensional material model including explosive, air and reinforcement concrete slab with separated modeling method taking into account Arbitrary Lagrange Euler, multiple materials algorithms and fluid structure coupling interaction, is created to simulate the experiments.

Gallup put an optimistic face on that, saying that since 84 percent of respondents said that they believe body scanners would effectively detect explosives, "air travelers have a compelling reason to potentially counter any personal modesty issues they have related to body scans".

Drugs, explosives, air pollution, all of them could be monitored continuously, creating a "smell portrait" of the entire planet, and making it virtually impossible to conceal the trace odour of many legal and illegal substances.

It has long been known that an underwater explosion can cause significantly more damage to the targets in water than the same amount of explosive in air.

The toxicity of metal carbonyls is a function of both the toxicity of the metal as well as the carbonyl's ability to give off highly toxic carbon monoxide gas, and this one is no exception; nickel carbonyl is also explosive in air.

Some of these timers were tested with explosives and air bombs in the Libyan desert.

Armed with liquid bombs, the conspirators would board planes bound for America and then detonate their explosives mid-air.

Over days, massive amounts of methane would enter the atmosphere and form an explosive mixture with air, Ryskin argues in the September issue of Geology.

Both devices were tested in an experimental rig, capable of providing fast loading that represents the typical loading of an explosive shock in air or the typical loading of a hydrocarbon type explosion.