Sentence examples for pulse bomb from inspiring English sources

V C Day four was when things really hotted up: Middle Eastern terrorists (again, but this time with Chinese backing) attempted to induce meltdown in every nuclear power-plant in America, blacked out a large part of LA with an electromagnetic pulse bomb, shot down the presidential plane Air Force One, and launched a nuclear missile at LA. Days five and six defy summary.

Such an electromagnetic pulse bomb could fry our satellite communications and leave our forces digitally challenged.

Then, suddenly and totally unexpectedly, the situation was transformed by the invention of the Electromagnetic Pulse Bomb.

We are receiving information that the it intends to use war in Iraq as an opportunity to test out a range of weapons: cluster aviation bombs with self-guided munitions and pulse bombs being examples.

When enemies are killed, they leave behind weapons for the player such as napalm, land mines, or Electromagnetic pulse bombs (EMPs); or they drop upgrades which improve the car's weapons or armor.

Disgraced televangelist, ex-con, and soup salesman Jim Bakker paints a bleak portrait for the near future: North Korea will release a series of electromagnetic pulse bombs above the earth's atmosphere, completely disabling all US electronic technology.

Disgraced televangelist, ex-con, and soup salesman Jim Bakker paints a bleak portrait for the near future: North Korea will release a series of electromagnetic pulse bombs above the Earth's atmosphere, completely disabling all US electronic technology.

(There was a particularly huge spike, called the bomb pulse, in the nuke-happy heyday of the fifties and sixties).

Using Heinemeier's method, they found that the smallest of the sharks they caught — those around seven feet long — were born after the bomb pulse, while the largest animals were born well before it.

Despite low initial concentrations in precipitation, tritium continues to be a valuable tracer in a post nuclear bomb pulse world.

Extra carbon from the resulting "bomb pulse" had infiltrated ocean ecosystems by the early 1960s, meaning that inert body parts formed during this time in particular eye lenses also have more of the heavy element.