Sentence examples for production of explosives from inspiring English sources
His laboratory at the Collège de France, at which he organized the production of explosives, served as an arsenal during the battle for the liberation of Paris.
Throughout the 19th century [11], guano was an important source of fertilizer and a major ingredient in the production of explosives.
By 1945, it had elaborated into an industrial complex in the US comparable in scale to the American automobile industry & dedicated to the production of explosives so violent & portable that they would change forever the nature of war.
Moreno said the group was "very close" to "full technical capacity" in the production of explosives, and had already chosen three men to carry out the suicide attack, which was planned for last weekend.
If they are uncovered again, they will resume production of explosive hydrogen gas, but more slowly.
The rusting also results in the production of explosive hydrogen; the cracking allows the most volatile radioactive elements in the fuel, like iodine and cesium, to escape.
This can be illustrated by the example of saline wastewaters with a high content of nitrates originating from the production of explosive materials (Glass and Silverstein 1999), chemical fertilizers (Leakowić et al. 2000), regeneration of ion-exchange resins (Cyplik et al. 2010) and others.
ICI could not, for example, withdraw from the production of industrial explosives without giving the government and the public many years' notice of its intention.' History worked against ICI.
The jury convicted him on the basis that Colborne possessed handwritten notes copied from internet sources such as The Terrorist Handbook, The Complete Improvised Kitchen and The Jolly Roger Cookbook about the production of viable explosives.
However, these are common in production of dyes, explosives and pesticides among many others; thus, their industrial production is considered as an environmental hazard[14].
(Unfortunately, the same reaction also leads to the production of powerful explosives, which have been responsible for the deaths of some 150 million people).
