They carry cruise missiles which could be fitted with nuclear warheads in a crisis.
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India is cooperating with Russia in developing a submarine reactor, while Pakistan is sending feelers to France about expanding its purchases of conventional Agosta-class submarines, which could be fitted with nuclear weapons.
These remarks came in response to a reporter's question about a story in the Washington Post which revealed that U.S. intelligence agencies now believe that North Korea has developed a miniature nuclear warhead, which could be fitted to the country's prototype intercontinental ballistic missiles.
By that time, American intelligence had signs that Israel had put its Jericho missiles, which could be fitted with nuclear warheads, on high alert (the Israelis had done so in an easily detectible way, probably to sway the Americans into preventive action).
Magnetic susceptibility measurement showed that antiferromagnetic interaction is dominant which could be fitted to the Bonner Fisher model with J=−8.8 cm−1.
The diffraction pattern of this sample is shown in Fig. 4a, which could be fitted to the JCPDS file 27-1402.
The current versus voltage data exhibited non-linear behaviour, which could be fitted to the theoretical model for Poole–Frenkel conductivity.
As recommended by the API (1998), only those tests results were considered which could be fitted to a straight line with a correlation coefficient greater than 0.95 for 4 or more data points.
Under a single wavelength excitation at 365 nm, the CD solutions illustrate asymmetrical emission spectra, which could be fitted by dual-emission fluorescent bands centered at 450 and 500 nm, corresponding to blue and green fluorescent bands, respectively.
The XRD pattern of the sample heat treated at 300 °C presented two new diffraction peaks located at 2θ = 56.2° and 94.9°, which could be fitted as well to the JCPDS-27-1402 file and correspond to (311) and (511) planes, respectively.
