Sentence examples for smaller weapons from inspiring English sources

Other critics question developing smaller weapons.

Longer times between attacks; smaller weapons; fewer casualties — those may be the best results we can expect.

"We're not necessarily looking for smaller weapons that don't have the ability to inflict mass casualties," Wiggins said.

Cluster munitions are a type of weapon that distributes smaller weapons, called submunitions or bomblets, over a targeted area.

So smaller weapons, like the.22-caliber and 9-millimeter pistols the students flaunted in their holsters, are legal and no permit is required.

For the past decade, design and development of the smaller weapons, with a yield below five kilotons, has been banned in this country by law.

"One is a smaller weapon that can be delivered by an aircraft," he said.

Among the missiles that could carry the smaller weapon, according to some weapons experts, is the Iranian Shahab III, which is based on a North Korean design.

Tarzon saw its first combat use in December 1950, the ASM-A-1 replacing the Razon in operational service; the smaller weapon had been determined to be too small for effective use against bridges and other hardened targets.

The fatal effects from blast, prompt radiation, and thermal burns essentially fills up the urban population zones in Iran, while the smaller weapon yields in Israel produce considerably smaller fatality rates there as large urban areas are still not yet reached.

A smaller weapon such as the pistol is not considered effective against the mammoth at close range.