The fusillade to protect his retreat began and as he went, keeping low, he dragged with him the spool of wire to be connected to the detonator. |
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The ejection charge initiates the delay detonator and propels the steel ball upward to 4-6 feet above the surface. |
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The real detonator for the Irish economic miracle is the country's demography. |
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Troy grimly thumbed the detonator as a trio of eager gunrunners raced forward with what looked like shaped charges of plastique. |
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It is understood a detonator on the device went off but the main package did not explode. |
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As the camera zooms it, the object is revealed to be a detonator for an explosive device. |
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At his instance the police also recovered a detonator and a piece of fuse wire from his house. |
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Known by railroad men simply as a torpedo, this is a small detonator fastened to the rail and set off by a locomotive's passing wheels. |
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Quickly, he stuck a blasting cap and remote detonator in the middle of the putty, and tossed it underhand inside of a box of ammunition. |
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In 1915 a Belgian company designed a grenade which contained a spring-loaded striker, percussion cap, fuse and detonator. |
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That night as Jordan slept, Pablo stole and destroyed the exploder, detonator and blasting caps from Jordan's pack, then disappeared. |
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It's like watching two kids in a sandpit, armed with claymore mines and chewing on detonator caps. |
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In Singapore, a police spokesman said Thursday the letter, which was written in Burmese, contained a low-grade bomb detonator. |
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They were held after a rifle, two handguns, ammunition and a bomb detonator were discovered at a house Lurgan, Co Armagh. |
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The car's 250 kilograms of plastic explosives, with a powerful limpet mine attached as a detonator, was defused, Smith said. |
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He had separated the fuse and the detonator from the plastic explosive. |
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The suicide jacket is essentially a bomb kit worn as a waistcoat next to the skin, fashioned from canvas and with plastic explosives and a detonator secreted in four pockets. |
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Audible signals are principally the locomotive whistle and the detonator. |
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Moroccan officials believe that the cellular telephone detonator used in the bombings was developed here. |
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As all such cluster munitions contain an integral detonator, they may already be stored separately from other ammunition. |
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Our seven point plan should allow us to remove the detonator from this ticking time-bomb. |
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In addition, on 4 April, UNIFIL discovered a detonator connected to a slowburning cord in the hippodrome in Tyre. |
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It is fitted with a detonator that triggers on, or slightly before, impact with the ground. |
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At the time, the detonator had been the introduction of Sharia law in several northern states. |
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The September 11 catastrophe was like a detonator and the world is realizing that the impact could turn out to be greater than it thought. |
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Police say the device would not have exploded as there was no detonator attached and are describing the incident as an elaborate hoax designed to cause fear. |
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I was the one to trigger the detonator, and for that I take full responsibility. |
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After agents went into the van and confirmed that the detonator had been activated, they arrested him. |
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Investigators have ruled out any form of spontaneous combustion of the chemical, which is known to be relatively stable in the absence of any detonator. |
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Ruckil was practically orgasming as he pushed the detonator. |
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Some articles, such as detonators for blasting, detonator assemblies for blasting and primers, cap-type, are included, even though they do not contain primary explosives. |
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They found switches, crocodile clips, bulbs and a battery which could be used to make a detonator. |
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The substance, which has been identified as pentrite, was hidden between two seats and did not contain a detonator. |
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Their attackers taped home-made bombs on to wires strung between the basketball hoops and in a line along the floor, all connected to a detonator. |
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In several graphic scenes, committed environmental campaigners use a detonator to blow up recalcitrant members of the public, including two schoolchildren and the ex-footballer David Ginola. |
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Solely designed for the communication of fire to the rear powder room of the shell via the 'tulip' and the central tube, it was not equipped with a detonator. |
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Finally, remove the wooden rod and replace with the detonator. |
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The second was a spring pushing the detonator away from the explosive charge into the buoyancy chamber unless compressed by hydrostatic pressure. |
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Earlier forms of the detonator employed a vial of sulfuric acid surrounded by a mixture of potassium perchlorate and sugar. |
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At some point, though, a plough blade will hit the submunition at an angle that will activate the detonator, or someone will inadvertently step on it with the same effect, and the submunition may finally explode. |
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The inventory counted 6,789 kg of net explosive quantity stored, comprising about 52,000 different items of explosive remnants of war, including improvised explosive devices, detonators, detonator cord and other items. |
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The embarked explosive load was a 2 grammes fulminate detonator. |
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In order to create a nuclear weapon, Iran would need to convert highly enriched uranium into a metal sphere and make a detonator small enough to fit in the warhead of a ballistic missile. |
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For plain detonators or fuses, the unique identification shall consist of an adhesive label or direct printing or stamping on the detonator shell. |
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Each bomb requires at least one detonator, so the seizure of detonators alone took up to 138 IEDs off the roads, where they kill and main Afghans as well as coalition forces. |
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In addition, undertakings may use a passive inert electronic tag attached to each detonator or fuse, and an associated tag for each case of detonators or fuses. |
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I like to say that I was like a bomb but the detonator was missing. |
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However, that it cdetonirovala, the terrorists will have to use a syringe to inject a detonator in the package, which contains an infernal machine. |
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Functionally they are quite different in that an electric detonation is initiated by an electric charge, whereas an electronic detonator is initiated by a specifically coded signal sent to an integrated microprocessor. |
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The devices contained two blocs of PE4A, a RDX-type explosive, connected to an electric detonator and a back-up, mechanical detonator, using parts from a type F1 hand grenade fuse assembly. |
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The magnetic detonator was sensitive to mechanical oscillations during the torpedo run, and to fluctuations in the Earth's magnetic field at high latitudes. |
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Reid, the British citizen who tried to blow up an American jetliner in December 2001 with explosives hidden in his shoes, also had a TATP detonator. |
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