Sentence examples for missile version from inspiring English sources

The anti-ship version of the Tomahawk had an operating range of 250 nautical miles and a maximum range of 470 nautical miles, while the conventional land attack missile version had a maximum range of 675 nautical miles and TLAM-N had maximum range of 1500 nautical miles.

Neither hand-held pistols nor giant, orbiting anti-missile versions of the weapon have worked.

During Mrs Albright's visit, Kim Jong Il seems to have promised not to test-fire the country's Taepodong 2 missile, a version of which was fired over Japan in 1998, causing alarm throughout the region.

Although they were initially used for reconnaissance, missile-carrying versions have been used in Afghanistan.

Oliver Laric, Versions (Missile Variations), 2010, airbrushed paint on aluminum composite board, in 10 parts.

Works like Oliver Laric's painting series Versions (Missile Variations) (2010) address the new ecology of images we inhabit, while Amalia Ulman's Instagram project Excellences & Perfections (2014-2015) examines how we construct our lives and relate to each other through social media.

In the early 1990's, experts estimate, China supplied Pakistan with several dozen M-11 missiles, a solid-fuel version of the Scud-B missile.

The replaced missiles are an advanced version of those first used against Iraqi Scud missiles in the 1991 Persian Gulf war.

Mr. Obama reformulated Mr. Bush's version of missile defense last year in a way that the Russians perceived as less threatening to their nuclear deterrent.

So Mr. Obama faces the same challenge as Mr. Reagan: Winning the argument that his version of missile defense is workable — or at least workable enough to be a potent political weapon.

It issued a stark warning that America could suffer a crippling surprise attack on its space systems a "space Pearl Harbour"—and argued that America "must develop the means both to deter and to defend against hostile acts in and from space".America then broke out of the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, freeing itself to pursue a slimmed-down version of missile defence.