detonation造句

The detonation was successful!

We have a Neutron weapon detonation.

Marine: Then shouldn't we scrap the nukes to prevent accidental detonation?

A detonation projects an instantaneous pulse of pressure outward in all directions.

In fact, everything inside the bomb must be tested because materials tend to act in unpredictable ways during a detonation.

Police officers help a "victim" from a building during a mock nuclear detonation drill in Butlerville, Ind.

Because of the tremendous amounts of energy liberated per unit mass in a nuclear detonation, temperatures of several tens of million degrees centigrade develop in the immediate area of the detonation.

The suffering endured by those in the blast and the radiation poisoning suffered by those who escaped the immediate detonation (Crying to the great immortal God for relief).

However, from the information that has been published, it appears as if most designs are using a two-stage ignition process to achieve detonation.

At the same time, in the case of explosion, according to the prediction of the detonation pressure and the incidence of reflection.

Flashes through Radden's following closely, evaded the American election the human tide, has hidden the ore difficult fierce detonation, bypassed Southeast Asia the tsunami attack.

Ignition plays a determinant role in the impact detonation, and the factors that influence ignition are also the crucial ones that decide the impact sensitivity.

The intensity of thermal radiation decreases only as the inverse square of the distance from a nuclear detonation, while blast, shock, and prompt ionizing radiation effects decrease more rapidly.

Other problems with PDEs at this stage of their development include being able to inject and detonate the trigger charge at exactly the right moment to produce detonation of the main air-fuel charge.