Примеры использования Nuclear explosion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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even a nuclear explosion.
Nizhneatomsk- nuclear town that survived the nuclear explosion.
The mansion is vaporized in a nuclear explosion.
Operating principles of nuclear explosion monitoring stations.
There's been a nuclear explosion, probably several, above all one of enormous power
Should a nuclear explosion occur, shelter behind a very solid wall if you are outside.
The sites can detect when a nuclear explosion occurs and can also detect volcanoes,
Moreover, the United States has long believed that any nuclear explosion could provide military benefits.
We have not conducted a test nuclear explosion since 1991 and we ratified the CTBT in 1998.
Other information acquisition functions include weather, missile alerting, and nuclear explosion detection.
We also agreed that the CTBT must prohibit any nuclear-weapon test explosion or any other nuclear explosion.
We deem the prohibition of any nuclear-weapon test explosion or any other nuclear explosion to be clear enough to encompass all the activities which we want to forbid.
One nuclear explosion is enough to have a long-term impact on the world as a whole
Canada supports the Australian formulation calling for a prohibition of all nuclear-weapons test explosions and any other nuclear explosion, that is, a total
The Argentine Government regrets that the French Government deemed it necessary to carry out the aforementioned nuclear explosion.
In other words this treaty should cover all nuclear-weapon tests or any other nuclear explosion for any purposes, be it military,
India had first achieved a nuclear explosion in 1974 and so for about 24 years Pakistan had not faced this disparity with its major rival.
implement the commitments under the CTBT the Swedish Parliament has decided the special provision"carrying out an unlawful nuclear explosion.
We have not conducted a test nuclear explosion since 1991, and we ratified the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty in 1998.
If this principle is accepted, it would ban any nuclear-weapon-test explosion or any other nuclear explosion, no matter how small.