例句與造句

1. The system was later renamed " Division Air Defense " ( DIVAD ).
2. Colonel Parker unveiled the DIVAD plan to 49 industry representatives on 18 May 1977.
3. When the final DIVAD requirements were issued they called for a gun'in the 30-mm to 40-mm range '.
4. DIVAD ( Division Air Defense ) was a self-propelled anti-aircraft gun ( SPAAG ), developed by Ford Aerospace in the late 1970s.
5. Reporting on the incident in another article on the vehicle's woes, Easterbrook reported that " During a test one DIVAD locked on to a latrine fan.
6. It's difficult to find divad in a sentence. 用divad造句挺難的
7. As Washington became increasingly fed up with the DIVAD's problems, Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger ordered a $ 54 million series of battlefield-condition tests.
8. These factors would be important in the primary scenario for which the DIVAD was to be deployed, that being the large-theater land operations vs the Warsaw Pact.
9. It includes Canadian comedian Michel Lauzi鑢e, Irish sword swallower Murray Molloy, American fire artist Jason Divad, Monsieur Gusto, The Chancy Brothers, Wacky Chad and others.
10. Major General Maloney said, " The DIVAD battery-eight systems plus one spare-activated 1 November 1984, at Fort Bliss to prepare for tests, has been demonstrating 90 % reliability for full systems capability.
11. This system became the M247 Sergeant York DIVAD ( Division Air Defense ), a self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon developed by Ford Aerospace in the late 1970s which featured twin radar-directed 40 mm rapid-fire guns.
12. Ford had a marketing agreement with the Swedish firm Bofors, a maker of 40-mm but not 35-mm cannons; while Ford could have switched to a 35-mm weapon for DIVAD, the potential profits from a 40-mm weapon were higher.
13. DIVAD called for the gun to acquire a target and start firing within five seconds ( later extended to eight ) of it becoming visible or coming into its 3, 000 m range, and had to have a 50 % chance of hitting a target with a 30-round burst.
14. Department of Defense lawyers, the Army pleading to Congress, had advised that specifying the caliber DIVAD's gun would be'anti-competitive'and could lead to lawsuits-' the most ludicrous excuse I've ever heard'a high-ranking Pentagon official had told me.