Ballistic的意思|Ballistic的解释-里氏词典

ballistic [bә'listik]

a. 弹道的

[医] 射击的, 冲击的

Ballistic missile technology and rocket science.
弹道技术和火箭科学研究。
Removed flamethrower death critical on ballistic weapons.
去掉了火焰喷射器直接摧毁弹道武器的几率。
If Linda finds out she failed this class, she'll go ballistic.
如果琳达发现她没有通过这门功课的话，她一定会气疯的。

ballistic

[ adj ]
relating to or characteristic of the motion of objects moving under their own momentum and the force of gravity
<adj.pert>
ballistic missile

Ballistic \Bal*lis"tic\, a.
1. Of or pertaining to the ballista, or to the art of hurling
stones or missile weapons by means of an engine.

2. Pertaining to ballistics[2], or to a projectile in a
gravitational field.
[1913 Webster +PJC]

3. frenzied; very angry; -- used mostly in the phrase

{go ballistic}. [Colloq.]
[PJC]

{Ballistic pendulum}, an instrument consisting of a mass of
wood or other material suspended as a pendulum, for
measuring the force and velocity of projectiles by means
of the arc through which their impact impels it.

By the year 2000, at least 15 countries will be producing their own ballistic missiles, he said.
Answering questions from an audience in Springfield, Mass., Reagan also sought Thursday to lower expectations that the superpowers will agree soon on an accord to slash their arsenals of intercontinental ballistic missiles.
The general oversees the nation's force of nuclear bombers, intercontinental ballistic missiles, tankers and reconnaissance aircraft at SAC in Omaha, Neb.
The treaty limits how fast and far the United States can go in its search for a space-based defense against ballistic missiles that uses such sophisticated technology as laser beams and kinetic energy.
Three Israeli institutions have applied for licenses to buy Cray and IBM supercomputers, but the permits have been delayed out of U.S. concern that Israel might use the fast-computing systems to develop nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
It would use nuclear weapons and other advanced technology to intercept and destroy ballistic missiles aimed at the United States.
The proliferation of ballistic missiles in the region and suspicions that Iraq, Libya and Syria either have or are capable of producing chemical or biological weapons compound the dangers.
Marshall said France probably was developing warheads for a new mobile land-based ballistic missile or a new submarine-launched ballistic missile.
Marshall said France probably was developing warheads for a new mobile land-based ballistic missile or a new submarine-launched ballistic missile.
The program, known formally as the Strategic Defense Initiative, is aimed at mounting a defense in space against Soviet ballistic missiles.
The department had earlier expressed concern following reports that Mauritania's military government could make the country a testing site for Iraq's development of medium-range ballistic missiles.
The United States has proposed to the Soviet Union a review be held soon of the 1972 treaty that restricts the two superpowers' defenses against ballistic missiles, but Moscow has not replied, a U.S. official said Tuesday.
Arms control issues still in dispute include whether to ban ballistic missiles with multiple warheads and the number of flight tests the Soviets could conduct of their heavy SS-18 missiles.
The furnace was actually intended to advance Saddam's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
The weekly Ogonyok said in an article Sunday that workers ignored safety rules in the rush to launch the first Soviet intercontinental ballistic missile in the race with the United States to develop ICBMs.
The House bill also would bar the Pentagon from testing possible low-trajectory intercontinental ballistic missiles so long as the Soviet Union does the same.
The Navy ballistic missile that failed this week after its first underwater launch is among that rarest of new weapons _ most everyone thinks it's needed and that the program has been well managed.
The Soviets have 5,000 ballistic missiles, 2,000 strategic bombers and vast numbers of well-equipped ground troops in both Europe and Asia.
But plans were afoot to replace the V-bombers altogether with a ballistic missile, Blue Streak. In 1960, when Blue Streak was judged unviable and scrapped, the Macmillan government plumped for a US-designed air-launched missile, Skybolt.
Toshiba had been discussing a subcontractor role with U.S. aerospace and defense producer LTV Corp. for SDI research on defense against tactical ballistic missiles.
This would foreclose any chance of deploying a space defense in the 1990s, though the CIA says 15 countries will have ballistic missiles by the year 2000.
The Soviets already have ICBMs, but the CIA says 15 other nations will have ballistic missiles by the year 2000, and that's a conservative estimate.
If we limit our submarine ballistic missiles, should we build a new smaller sub to better disperse what remains?
According to the Pentagon, a phased-array radar is able to track many objects accurately, meaning it could detect ballistic missiles and contribute to ABM battle management.
General Electric Co. won a $49 million Air Force contract for ballistic missile reentry vehicle equipment.
In addition, 19 have ballistic missiles, 19 have chemical weapons programs and 12 have biological weapons programs.
It gave no further details but said Israel previously launched a ballistic missile in January 1988.
Mr. Baker explained that the U.S. has instructed its negotiators to stop insisting on a ban on mobile intercontinental ballistic missiles, a bargaining position it has held since the early days of the Reagan administration.
Lockheed Missiles & Space Co., a division of Lockheed Corp., received a $42.5 million Navy contract for services for British submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
In its early day, the space agency had no rockets, so it purchased ballistic missiles from the military and fitted them with upper stages.

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