Sentence examples for weapons experiments from inspiring English sources

Iran has rejected the intelligence about weapons experiments, saying it was fabricated.

Inevitably, some uncertainty about Iran's past weapons experiments — and, therefore, its present bomb-making capacity — will remain.

Iran has refused to discuss alleged weapons experiments for three years, saying they are based on "fabricated documents" provided by a "few arrogant countries" – a phrase authorities in Iran often use to refer to the US and its allies.

Mr. Swartz recently rented equipment to the University of Chicago to convert a half-million cards containing 1930's research on ancient Mayan dialects, and to the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California to convert 7,500 punch cards carrying the results of a 1974 nuclear weapons experiment.

Using a Freedom of Information Act request, The New Yorker obtained the case report during research for Raffi Khatchadourian's piece, "Operation Delirium," about Cold War chemical-weapons experiments.

Mr. Einhorn maintains that he was framed for the murder by the Central Intelligence Agency after he uncovered secret mind-control weapon experiments.

He participated in a number of weapon experiments and worked as an assistant to Major Albert J. Myer, the first officer assigned to the Signal Corps and the inventor of the code for "wig-wag" signal flags, or "aerial telegraphy".

GRUINARD, an island located off the north-west coast of Scotland, was uninhabitable for five decades thanks to a successful biological-weapons experiment.

As you get used to your weapon, experiment your shooting styles.

Beryllium is a strong, lightweight metal that has been used for decades in nuclear weapons and experiments.

After three inconclusive rounds of talks, North Korea boycotted the latest one, in September, citing among other reasons news of several nuclear weapons technology experiments conducted in South Korea.