detonating造句

bursting bombs; an exploding nuclear device; a spectacular display of detonating anti-tank mines.

A golden lance flashed from its center of mass - detonating the earth under her feet.

One of the canisters, on the front passenger seat, was empty, and there were no detonating devices inside.

We are proud of ourselves and are trying to scorn Lu Fei. Suddenly, the detonating device is emitting white light and exploding.

Lightly armed melee unit capable of detonating themselves to harm nearby enemies. Can also construct Shrines and use Worship to bolster nearby Chaos units.

If the economics of pulling apart the euro look dubious, the politics risks detonating a chain reaction that would threaten the fabric of the single market and the eu itself.

The bomber tried to drive the Neva car into the building's courtyard but was rammed by a police UAZ before detonating the explosives, which were equivalent to 50 to 100 kilograms of TNT.

A new blasting vibration method, which is different from the traditional method to measure the delay time of detonating cord detonator, is proposed through studying the testing process and principle.

"Chemical explosives are of two types: detonating (high) explosives (e.g., TNT, dynamite) have extremely rapid decomposition and development of high pressure; deflagrating (low) explosives (e.g., black powder, smokeless powder) merely burn quickly and produce relatively low pressure."