Sentences with phrase «worked on the bomb»

Look on the bright side; if they didn't have this fantasy to turn to they'd probably be buying assault rifles or working on bombs in their basements.

He pointed out, correctly, that he had never actually worked on the bomb project.

He also continued to work with Enrico Fermi on the reactor in Chicago, because he felt at that point that he'd rather work on nuclear power, which he believed had more of a future than just working on bombs.

There was this wonderful symposium in which people gave opinions, but the point of the play was something about Heisenberg's ambivalence about working on the bomb and finally one got the impression from the play that Heisenberg, if certainly not an active saboteur of the German research, but didn't really work very hard on it and felt that he was morally justified in helping stall the development of the atomic bomb.

Kelly, a scientist who worked on bombs and is now trying to save the world from them, is drawn into what Devoe keeps referring to accusingly as the «real world,» as in «In the real world, nuclear weapons are heading toward Iran!»

Not exact matches

The Warrior Web under - suit sounds complementary to both the Iron Man and HULC exoskeletons being worked on by defense contractors Raytheon and Lockheed, respectively, both of which are discussed in Sex, Bombs and Burgers.

As iRobot's Joe Dyer told me while I was working on Sex, Bombs and Burgers, robotic automation always comes in on «cat's feet,» or one step at a time.

I've had my eye on Israel for several years now, since working on my book, Sex, Bombs and Burgers, and learning that much of the country's economic success over the past few decades has been the result of a meshing between technology and the military.

If we don't hear about ETFs and hedge funds blowing up after what happened yesterday, it means the PPT (NY Fed + the Treasury's Working Group on Financial Markets — the «PPT» — which both have offices in the same building in lower Manhattan) has monetized and covered up those financial road - side bombs.

Super-saturated sound - portraits of entrepreneurs and artists at work on the 2400 block of Saint Paul Street: Whirring blenders, whispering crochet needles, bubbling deep - fryers, clanking screen - presses, snipping scissors, and whooshing hair dryers comprise the soundscapes at Style Lab, Ajna Printing, American Wings & Pizza, Lauryn Byrd's Yarn Bombs, and Grind House Juice Bar & Café.

The new incumbent at Lambeth Palace speaks French, likes sailing and has occasionally had to look under his car to check for bombs while working on peace and reconciliation missions abroad.

Coventry Cathedral in England, which for all we know may have been built on the site of some Druid grove, still lies in ruin wrought by Nazi bombs of World War II.

The scientists working on the atomic bomb recognized at an early stage some of the implications of their work.

Several recent books, e.g., Jungk's Brighter Than a Thousand Suns, take this viewpoint in blaming physicists for co-operating in work on the atomic bomb.

@Taj if religion is the whole answer then why are so many poor people's from all over the world want too bring their religion that did not work in their home countries too the USA if their faith in their phony religion was working would not need too get on a airplane or boat why is so much human oppression in poverty man made religious people's or they blowing them self up with bombs

The sauce is da bomb on wings, but you can also put it to work on ribs or other chicken parts like breaded tenders or baked nuggets.

When I was working on my Fat Bombs Cookbook, I created over 100 recipes for it.

Getting shat on is better than getting dive - bombed — I was crossing a road on the way home from work and a bird straight up ran into my face!

Talk about strengthening your team and have a team that goes thus Mustafi Van djyk kos Ox xhaka brozovic kolasinac Ramsey sanchez Lacazette Yes I went for Ramsey since he likes to bomb forward and score goals has better work rate and can tackle and of course he can pass as well (when not overdoing the skills) not some overated ozil who only wants to be comfortable on the ball and «pass»

As a defender i rate Gabriel very highly and would give Boss the cover to bomb on and play a high line — Bellerin / Gabriel speed / defensive wise could work!

Kinda of works and nice guy are not the hallmarks of a true DM, if we want to move on to the next level or even back in to the top 4 we definitely need an upgrade, why should a DM only play the ball sideways or backwards just to play it safe, they should be able to pass in multiple directions long or short, there primary objective should be to sit back and defend instead of bombing forward and start attacks from there.

He despised the new sort, the gangs who worked the big river in low - water summer conditions, driving up from the industrial cities of south Wales, putting on scuba suits to drive salmon and sea - run trout into fixed trammel nets, or using cyanide bombs to suffocate the fish and send them drifting downstream to a collection point.

Crossing the line didn't mean his work was done, however, as he decided to pick up the stranded McLaren drivers of Niki Lauda and Alain Prost (who'd retired sometime earlier) and fans were treated to the awesome sight of the three of them bombing back to the pits without their helmets on.

I appreciate his work rate, but his endless number of misplaced passes, annoying flicks, and irresponsible bombing runs forward leave me routinely scratching my head on why he is automatically assured a starting position when he isnt in the treatment room?

Tonight, in the last one, he goes outside and bombs fearlessly at first, then moves underneath to work more on the boards.

I remember bombing my first Psychology 101 exam and professor Jeff Mann assuaged my panic (I was planning on declaring psychology as a major and figured I was sunk) and worked through my exam mistakes with me.

«Love bombing entails spending a period of time alone with your child, offering them unlimited love and control,» says James, whose previous works include How Not to — Them Up, a wry inversion of Philip Larkin's bittersweet observations on parenting.

The two Republicans formed a conservative PAC, New Yorkers for Growth, that has been focused of late on throwing bombs at the Working Families Party and AG Andrew Cuomo.

In retaliation, just three days after Saleh's return to the country, the regime's Defence Minister was the victim of a suicide bomb attack on his motor convoy in the port city of Aden — the work of the al - Qaeda faction.

The lawyer, who handled much of Glenwood's political work, said the company hoped to obstruct the passage of campaign finance reform laws, see the controversial 421a tax abatement renewed, obtain a favorable tax cap on revenue from apartment buildings and to prevent Democrats from taking control of the State Senate and giving control of the New York City rent laws from Albany to the City Council — which Mr. Dorego compared to «an atomic bomb.»

Rescuers worked through the night to try to pull bodies from the rubble after the truck bomb exploded outside of the Safari Hotel on a busy road junction, levelling buildings and leaving many vehicles in flames.

This July, however, the New York Times dropped a political news bomb when it reported on the results of its three - month investigation, which found that Cuomo and his top aides routinely meddled with the commission's work.

New York terror suspect Ahmad Rahami assembled much of his bomb - making material in plain view, ordering components on eBay, having them delivered to a New Jersey business where he worked, and even testing some of the material in his family's backyard, according to authorities.

In a hardware reverse - engineering course, students deconstruct a device such as a remote control or a complex bomb circuit, figure out how it works, and rewire it for some other purpose such as turning on a light bulb.

«We calculate we could easily detect 10 milligrams [of cobalt - 60] with a laser aimed within half a meter from an unshielded source, which is a fraction of what might go into a dirty bomb» said Joshua Isaacs, first author on the paper and a graduate student working with University of Maryland physics and engineering professors Phillip Sprangle and Howard Milchberg.

Despite helping to spur Roosevelt into action, Einstein never worked directly on the bomb project.

In a story overseen by an editor named Whittaker Chambers, the magazine noted with its typical prose from the period: «[T] here will be dimly discernible, to those who are interested in cause & effect in history, the features of a shy, almost saintly, childlike little man with the soft brown eyes, the drooping facial lines of a world - weary hound, and hair like an aurora borealis... Albert Einstein did not work directly on the atom bomb.

According to Teller's notes, Einstein's dictated draft not only raised the question of the Congo's uranium but also explained the possibility of chain reactions, suggested that a new type of bomb could result, and urged the president to set up formal contact with physicists working on this topic.

Such discussions might have seemed innocuous during ordinary times, but investigators from the Military Intelligence Division thought otherwise once the United States entered World War II, and Bohm and his discussion buddies started working on the earliest phases of the Manhattan Project to build an atomic bomb.

I've worked on studies of how such «tactical» bombs could be used now amid an otherwise conventional war.

Well, among other things he received a Nobel prize for the discovery of the antiproton, and worked on the Manhattan Project to develop the first atomic bomb.

Danny, 22, a fanatical cyclist who made a trip from Boston to New York in under two days, also works with a group called Bikes Not Bombs and on a World Health Organization project that plans to make power kits for hospitals in Africa.

Also worked on the atom bomb, a role that prompted him to help found a journal, the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, devoted to science and social responsibility.

The United Kingdom has a painful history of animal rights extremism that has included break - ins at laboratories, fire bombs, and the violent intimidation of researchers, animal breeders, building contractors working on laboratories, and companies that transport animals.

«Three examples we were thinking of specifically were in defusing bombs, working inside a damaged nuclear facility or operating the robotic arm on the International Space Station.»

But before trying it out in space, researchers first need to work everything out on paper in systematic fashion, like determining how far from a given asteroid the bomb should go off.

Bomb builder During World War II, Feynman worked on the Manhattan Project and tended to his wife, Arline, who was ill with TB.

Ironically, this year's winners of the Einstein Peace Prize are both physicists who worked on the Manhattan Project to build a nuclear bomb in the Second World War.

Orion was the brainchild of Stanislaw Ulam, a Polish mathematician - turned - physicist who worked on the Manhattan Project and later helped create the hydrogen bomb.

Szilard wanted Einstein to sign a letter to President Roosevelt urging that the United States begin work on developing an atomic bomb.