Meanings of nonlethal weapons in English

He's the founder of Xtreme Alternative Defense Systems, a nonlethal weapons company.

The vehicle model that SPAWAR demonstrated for us was outfitted with nonlethal weapons.

Study up on the effects of the nonlethal weapons that could be used against you.

After that, security kept a closer eye on us all, but they also switched to nonlethal weapons.

That leaves nonlethal weapons as one alternative.

We use only humane, nonlethal weapons.

But Colorado resident Page Penk has another plan altogether: expand the range but limit it to only nonlethal weapons.

The fictional phaser has always been a benchmark for nonlethal weapons, and it has inspired numerous directed energy projects.

As Nicholas C. Nicholas, the Chief Scientist at Penn State's Applied Research Laboratory, said today at a nonlethal weapons conference.

John Alexander, a former Green Beret, earned a reputation in the 1990s as a vocal advocate of nonlethal weapons research.

New bombs can be rushed into service in a matter of weeks, but the process is more complex for nonlethal weapons.

The uncertainty of human effects -that fine balance between being ineffective and being lethal -is what slows down most nonlethal weapons.

Hammond had requested all testing protocols for nonlethal weapons that involved humans, and they all related to the Air Force's Active Denial System.

The study, first reported by the Associated Press, also covers other technologies, such as nonlethal weapons, that Gayl says could have helped with counter-insurgency.

Other nonlethal weapons taking their cue from Star Trek include the chunky laser rifle known as "Personnel Halting and Stimulation Response," or PHaSR.

But Nicholas says that's a fact of life, telling the audience: "Some injury has to be tolerated or you cannot develop nonlethal weapons."