megatonnage造句

• :: Total world megatonnage is probably a lot less than that.
• I expected words to tumble out _ statistics on megatonnage and on meltdown risks.
• That neither carried the megatonnage to take out the other was of little importance.
• Though of lesser megatonnage, Ito's cautionary words about Fuhrman would serve the same purpose.
• The megatonnage was equal to exploding 1.6 Hiroshima atomic bombs a day for 12 years.
• We have an awful lot of megatonnage to put on the Soviets sufficient to deter them from ever using nuclear weapons,
• Could one keep scaling up a themonuclear weapon or nuclear fission weapon to any amount of megatonnage or is there a limit?
• Given Patinkin's theatrical ( critics sometimes say too theatrical ) style, the emotional megatonnage of the material seemed a good fit.
• First, Bowe was to make clear that his potent but of late absent left jab carried more megatonnage than that of the 6-foot-7-inch Gonzalez.
• The Pentagon's nuclear force will continue to shrink both in numbers, and in megatonnage, as some of the new weapons would carry small special-purpose warheads.
• Now that the Easter bunny has hopped away, only the sparse remnants of the caloric megatonnage of chocolate and sugar goodies remain amid the plastic grass of Easter baskets all across the land.
• Bogdanovich compared the megatonnage of violence in modern films with the understated use of it in the Fritz Lang film " M, " in which Peter Lorre plays a child murderer.
• Also, while the turbo will propel the car's megatonnage from 0 to 60 in less than six seconds, the more sedate sedans will accomplish the feat in just three seconds more.
• Although satellite images show that Rathe possess only atomic ( fission ) weapons, less powerful than Home's thermonuclear arsenal, there is still enough megatonnage on each planet to totally destroy the other.
• Gone forever, in the Bush view, is the age in which American negotiators and their Russian counterparts haggled for months or years, over multiple warheads and megatonnage, throw-weights and basing modes.
• Those endless monstrous television commercials-- nothing of value could survive the megatonnage of their shabby vulgarity, their cheesy sleekness, their assassins'poison, their brilliantly slimy insinuations, their lip-smacking satisfaction in the fantastic ingenuity with which they peddled rot.
• Mr . Un-Justice Bork, unable to stop himself from dumping his own megatonnage on the baby boomer generation, castigates millions of postwar young as barbarians who sought relief from their boredom in alcohol, narcotics, cruelty, pornography, violence, zealotry in a political cause.
• But in the movies _ especially now that the megatonnage of disaster films seems to be increasing _ you watch with an omnipotent eye, an effect that does not diminish when you walk back into the city streets and the night is still sticky and scented, the way it was two hours earlier.
• And given that nuclear weapons delivery systems have become so accurate, and the mania for competing in megatonnage has gone with SALT, START etc ., the declared nuclear powers have a surplus of Pu anyway ( and so have come to realise that it's a liability rather than a boon ).
• An estimate for the necessary amount of fallout to begin to have the potential of causing human extinction is regarded by physicist and disarmament activist Joseph Rotblat to be 10 to 100 times the megatonnage in nuclear arsenals as they stood in 1976; however, with the world megatonnage decreasing since the Cold War ended this possibility remains hypothetical.