Sentence examples for time of detonation from inspiring English sources

Mr Hortefeux spoke about the time of detonation after French police arrested two men suspected of planning a terrorist attack.

The study reveals that firing pattern influences the effective spacing to burden ratio at the time of detonation.

It was concluded that persons exposed to the bombs at the time of detonation did show effects from ionizing radiation and that some of these patients, otherwise uninjured, died.

Even scarier, while the time of detonation is known for some of these bombs, others are deeply imbedded in programs and even operating systems where they may give no advance warning.

As the propagation time of detonation is very short in the actual operation process of a pulse detonation rocket engine (PDRE), the gases expelled slightly from the detonation chamber in this process is negligible.

Asked how he felt about the people down below at the time of detonation, Parsons said that he experienced only relief that the bomb had worked and might be "worth so much in terms of shortening the war".

For those whose aim is maximum destruction, not just maximum publicity, it is the natural choice.This special deadliness is partly the result of the suicide bomber's ability to adapt the place and time of his detonation to the last minute.

Yaw (oscillations), begun at the time of missile detonation, continue decreasingly until the end of the minute 44 second portion of the tape.

In grainy, monochrome tones, he shot broken marble angels in the grounds of a Christian church and a cracked wristwatch, its hands frozen at 11.02am, the exact time of the nuclear detonation.

The time of arrival differences of detonation waves showed up in all multi-tubes firing patterns, which led to greater arrival differences of back-propagation pressure waves.

Data includes time-of-arrival diagnostics of the detonation along the centerline inner and outer arc surfaces, which is used to obtain the angular speed of the steadily rotating detonation.