Sentence examples for typical weapon from inspiring English sources

The interface is menu-driven, as in previous titles, but with the typical weapon and armor systems removed and new features present, such as the Junction system.

Darah asked me to focus on Destiny, looking at something a little outside the box rather than the typical weapon reviews, giving me until 6 AM the next day to complete the assignment.

For the uninitiated, Leclercq created "Pop Culture" with a Novation Launchpad: a 64-button glorified Light Bright for producers that interfaces with Ableton, the typical weapon of choice for most producers who happen to be live performers.

Darah asked me to focus on Destiny, looking at something a little outside the box rather than the typical weapon reviews, giving me until 6am the next day to complete the assignment.

On the night of the 27th, however, it escalated into full-on urban warfare, when a gang of 150 Moroccans, masked and armed with machetes, cleavers, metal pipes, and a typical weapon of the area, the roncola, clashed with a group of 200 Nigerians who had assembled in Via Anelli, an isolated ghetto in the suburbs of Padua.

He was assigned to be a gunner, carrying a 16-pound M-249 machine gun, twice the weight of his fellow soldiers' typical weapons.

As Sumerian reliefs, Egyptian wooden models, and Greek narratives show, the typical weapons employed by the phalanx were consistently short-range, hand-held instruments such as sword, spear, and pike, used in accordance to whether individual duels or mass action was considered more important.

It's a special niche in the military marketplace that makes the company a little harder to understand than your typical weapons maker.

The aircraft had hardpoints fitted for an external weapons load of up to 10,000 lb (4,500 kg), typical weapons fitted included the MATRA LR.F2 rocket pod, BAP 100-mm bombs, MATRA AS37 anti-radar missiles, AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles, and Rockeye cluster bombs.

It was also smaller than a typical boosted weapon yield, which even North Korea apparently expected would be around 50 kilotons because the North buried the weapon more than twice as deep as its third nuclear test.

The surface and in-depth thermodynamic behaviors of laminates composed of an epoxy matrix and of carbon reinforcement fabrics are investigated at typical laser weapon power densities.