Sentence examples for models of missiles from inspiring English sources

In the past North Korea has been suspected of parading dummy models of missiles and rockets, which has aroused suspicions in South Korea that much on this occasion may also have been fabricated.

At an aviation exposition in Beijing in late September, one Chinese company, China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, had on display a model of a CH-4 reconnaissance and combat drone, with four models of missiles next to it.

Holding up models of missiles, which had "Made in Iran" proudly written on them, bearded youths stood before the former American mission here, almost 33 years after it was seized by Islamic students on Nov. 4, 1979.

North Korean TV has been showing preparations for the birthday celebrations, which include displays of "Kimilsungia" flowers, parades, and models of missiles.

A wind tunnel flutter experiment on a wing model of missiles is introduced.

The modeling error, aerodynamic parameters perturbation and external disturbance are regarded as system uncertainties, and then integrated guidance and control model of missile is built.

Today, all that is left of Britain's space ambitions on this beautiful spot are a few lumps of concrete, an underground bunker which houses a small exhibition with photographs and models of the missiles, and the memories of some of the 200 people who worked there.

Test firings of the original A models of the missile began in 1959 at White Sands Missile Range.

Occasionally the camera switches to a close up view of the globe showing models of huge missile firing electricity pylons.

"This is all overblown rhetoric," Kidwai told me on a rainy Saturday morning not long ago when I went to visit him in his office, which is comfortably outfitted with oversize white leather chairs and models of the Pakistani missiles that can deliver a nuclear weapon to the farthest corners of India.

We stepped where the leaders had stepped, footprints carefully inlaid with tile, to waterfalls with heights that echoed their birthdates, to gardens brimming with their namesake orchids and begonias, to nurseries and orphanages where the children sang their praises and danced hoisting models of their nuclear missiles.