Sentence examples for the fuze from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the fuze" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a device used to ignite explosives or fuse materials together. Example: The bomb squad carefully examined the fuze before attempting to disarm it.
The Fuze is competing mainly on price.
Like the Nano, the Fuze's batteries are not replaceable, and the Fuze comes in five colors, compared with Nano's six, though the Fuze has a deep blue choice that iPod lacks.
("The fuze was not working and I was disassembling it to fix it when it exploded," he said).
The fuze senses when a target is close enough to be damaged or destroyed by the weapon's explosion.
We'd just set up The Fuze, a computer for kids based on Raspberry Pi, which has an emphasis on teaching children BASIC.
"We couldn't really work out the fuze, as we didn't have any form of X-ray machine to get a full understanding of the fuzing," he said.
But the data has also been a source of disappointment and irritation, because NATO provided no information about the types of unexploded weapons, or the fuzes used to arm each missile or bomb.
In his examination of the IRAMs in Syria, Mr. Ismay spotted an upgrade: The fuzes are have seemingly been replaced by the latest generation of machinists assembling these weapons.
The development of the proximity fuze, along with the introduction of electronically controlled aiming devices, greatly increased the accuracy of antiaircraft fire.
Parsons, who had developed the proximity fuze for the Navy, ran the division, and handled liaison with other agencies.
The proximity fuze removed the need for fuze setting and thus speeded up the rate of fire, until it was possible for guns of 90- to 100-millimetre calibre to fire at rates up to 60 rounds per minute.
