Sentence examples for weapon improvements from inspiring English sources

Found within the Labyrinth or obtained after defeating a boss, these upgrades include primary weapon improvements, new or upgraded secondary weapons, and round, brightly colored creatures called Landers.

Though his was not the first breech-loaded weapon, his improvements to the existing art justified a government patent, which he received in 1860.

The officer and other experts said that Iran also was certain to be studying the apparent inability of the rockets it supplied to Hamas to effectively strike targets in Israel, and could be expected to re-examine the design of that weapon for improvements.

Those rising maintenance costs, they said, forced them to shift still more money from new weapons and other improvements to maintaining the current arsenal -- a process the under secretary of defense for technology and acquisition, Jacques S. Gansler, once called "a death spiral".

Developments in foundry practice were accompanied by improvements in weapon design.

The fact that civil servants are agents of the public power, providing services on which law, order, and public health depend, has raised the question whether they should be permitted to strike; if they cannot lawfully strike, they are deprived of the main weapon in pressing for improvements in their conditions of service.

Due to the constant improvements of weapon technology, predicting the ballistic resistance and behavior of armor under impact by a projectile is the subject of much experimental, analytical, and numerical research.

Improvements in weapons accuracy and precision (i.e. smart bombs) offer one way out of this paradox.

Any argument that the constitution is unassailable -- even in the face of 200 years of improvements in weapons, and the mass murder they cause -- is not being intellectually honest.

The planning and conduct of war in 1914 were crucially influenced by the invention of new weapons and the improvement of existing types since the Franco-German War of 1870 71.

He vowed as president to exploit "a revolution in the technology of war"; to "skip a generation" of weapons that bring only incremental improvements; and to put at least 20percentt of the acquisition budget into futuristic weapons based on mobility, stealth, precision and information-gathering.