Sentence examples for ieds from from inspiring English sources

A year and a half ago, WikiLeaks published the results of an Army test, conducted in 2004, of electromagnetic devices designed to prevent IEDs from being triggered.

Parts of the bombs, including the one which killed Sgt Johnson, were sent to the FBI's Terrorist Explosive Device Analytical Centre in Quantico, Virginia, where a massive warehouse houses tens of thousands of IEDs from Iraq and Afghanistan.

It's one thing to land on the beaches of Normandy over and over again, or recreate some Napoleonic era naval battle, but dodging IEDs from the comfort of your big comfy couch while that same thing is happening for real right at that very moment….

Ca shooting: FBI stepping into leadership role in San Bernardino investigation after suspect(s) allegedly threw pipe bombs or IEDs from SUV.

For EEG and MEG to detect IEDs from background activity, the underlying generators should be spatially extended (Mikuni et al. 1997; Tao et al. 2007; Huiskamp et al. 2010).

For Ben Carter, who lost a twenty-year old son just prior to joining the KBR water crew in Iraq, the emotional connection with the men and women he was supposed to be protecting--not from IEDs, but from one-celled animals--was instant and profound.

Here, a navy unit that disposes of explosives snaps pictures of a detonating IED from inside a mine-resistant vehicle.

An officer received an award Monday for surgically removing an improvised explosive device (IED) from a suicidal man's neck.

Age- and educational-adjusted z-scores were derived from normative data [ 66]. d) Set-shifting: This was measured using the Intra-Dimensional/ Extra-Dimensional task (IED) from the Cambridge Automated Neuropsychological Testing Battery [CANTAB; [ 67]].

Sen. Bob Casey argues Washington should do whatever it takes to prevent ammonium nitrate--the main explosive used in most IEDs--from falling into the hands of the Taliban.

We fell to talking about his childhood and his schooling, his disillusionment with an unwinnable war, his difficulty in sourcing a rucksack adequate to scrambling belly-down over rough ground, his admiration for the sophistication of IEDs fashioned from drinks cans, the desperate loneliness he felt when he went home to his Nan's.