Sentence examples for size of weapons from inspiring English sources

"We want to see how finely these [scanners] can be tuned, and what size of weapons and explosives they can detect," says Wiggins.

The size of weapons transactions – often worth tens of billions of pounds – and the reality that these deals take place behind a veil of national security-imposed secrecy, create fertile ground for corruption.

That is in part because it was secret information that could be used to calculate the size of weapon stockpiles.

The size of the weapons will be controlled by our national needs, generally in lower ranges".

Cold War tensions often played out in film-noir plots; here, the disproportion between the size of atomic weapons and the devastation they wreak lends the drama a hysterical, bitter comic edge.

Then, there is the produce: sweet, delicate corn; eggplants the size of small weapons; peaches from West Virginia and the aforementioned tomatoes, which have emerged late thanks to a cool spring.

In the small confines of Israel, this lack of radiation victims was probably more related to the small size of the weapons likely to be available to Iran over the next decade.

"It is not, in our judgment, responsible because of the size of the weapon, the nature of the weapon and what it does to the region in terms of Israel's security".

"He did not realize its small size actually made it more dangerous," Mr. Bennett said, adding, "Although it might appear a heavier or longer weapon would be more dangerous, the small size of the weapon together with the rapid rate of fire made it more likely that an 8-year-old would lose control and the muzzle of the weapon would come close to his face, which is what happened here".

Nuclear specialists say the shape and size of a weapon — especially a hydrogen bomb — can reveal design secrets.

"If they can do four," Dr. Hecker said of the North Koreans, "they can do 20," roughly the size of the weapon that leveled Hiroshima, Japan.