Sentence examples for explosive means from inspiring English sources

The balloons' size, and the fact that helium is not explosive, means they can stay aloft even with lots of small holes in them.

This paper describes the studies on establishment of conditions for dispersion of fuels in air using explosive means resulting in formation of detonable aerosols of propylene oxide and ethylene oxide.

Know what "Balls, pain, mo-bass, gritty, and explosive" means.

He said he believed that explosives meant for the dam went off today by accident.

What's missing, unfortunately, is much discussion of what such explosive pronouncements mean in practice.

It is clear from the figure that the diameter/depth ratio of local damage for the plain panels was more closely distributed in spall areas under contact blast tests in the cases of both 100 and 200 g of explosives, which means that the spall of the back side contributed most of the damage.

This means explosive issues like public services for illegal immigrants and bilingual education, which detonated over the past decade in California and a handful of other states, now affect communities in Iowa and Nevada.

The stable spraying mode was realized in a short gun barrel thanks to the formation of a stratified explosive charge by means of precise computer-controlled supply of the gas components.

An improvised explosive device is meant to disrupt as well as kill and maim.

We think that some of the explosive vests were meant for them.

Defence laboratories have therefore turned their attention instead to producing large electromagnetic pulses by conventional explosives and other means.