Sentence examples for for implosion from inspiring English sources

They have form for implosion.

So there is at once a sense of possibility and the potential for implosion.

Parchin is important because it would be hard for Iran to explain a "peaceful" use for implosion experiments.

It seemed to me that I was saying a fairly simple thing, which was that the women's movement had taken a wrong turn, not that it was not a worthwhile thing; but that it was headed for implosion".

On his blog, he greeted 2008 by asking, "Has there ever been a society so exquisitely rigged for implosion?" Unlike Callenbach, who imagined a society actively choosing a sustainable alternative in the face of crisis, Kunstler seems to believe change will come only after The Crisis rams it down our collective throats.

At least some of the doubts that have grown over the last two weeks -- about the bullpen, about an offense starved for hits, about Neagle and his propensity for implosion -- are assured of carrying over into the playoffs, and there is a strong chance that the Yankees will open the postseason on the road, something they have not done since 1981.

But what seems to linger is a sense of unreliability fostered by his struggles at critical junctures and his propensity for implosions; he allowed at least two runs on eight occasions.

Implosion and heating experiments at the Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University on Fast Ignition (FI) targets for the FIREX-1 project have been performed with Gekko-XII laser for implosions and LFEX laser for heating.

To obtain a given yield, considerably less fissile material is needed for an implosion weapon than for a gun-assembly device.

We must imagine Jean Baudrillard calling for the centre to be not "torched" but "dismantled", "kidnapped", "made to disappear" the very day after it appeared; we must imagine Baudrillard finding the tone that he would display, much later, at the time of his famous article on the destruction of the twin towers, and calling for the "implosion" of this machine for killing culture.

With the metal ready, it has to be machined into the desired shape: either two halves of a sphere for an implosion weapon, or discs for a gun-type device.