Sentence examples for generation of simplified weapons from inspiring English sources

These included a second generation of simplified weapons that, being fabricated partly from sheet-metal stampings, could be produced in quantity almost anywhere and at little expense.

Detailed biophysical models are characterized by high dimensionality and so the generation of simplified models generally involves dimensional reduction at some level.

A new generation of simplified iPhone app development environments are about to reduce the technical skill required and promise to add fuel to the already explosive growth in the number of apps.

Embarking on a new generation of nuclear weapons would certainly alarm allies as much as potential enemies.

Fifteen years from now, this might result in a new generation of nuclear weapons, new kinds of miniature robot fighting systems, body implants and miniature anti-satellite weapons.

In a line of workshops along the quay, technicians tinker at the innards of the next generation of naval weapons.

We're continuing to develop the "next generation" of nuclear weapons.

The report warns that the continued push for a new generation of nuclear weapons could lead to a second arms race.

"We have so much enriched uranium and plutonium left from old weapons that we could use it properly for a new generation of weapons".

The other is that money spent on conventional weapons be used primarily to build on familiar technologies rather than to invent a new generation of weapons systems.

The governor's proposed skipping the next generation of weapons.