1.Moreover, analysts say it would not be mistaken for a nuclear missile, avoiding the possibility of triggering a nuclear confrontation.
此外，专家说它不会被误认为是一个核导弹，避免了引发核冲突的可能。
2.But he added that Taiwan had not said the products were fuses that are used on the Mk12 Minuteman nuclear missile.
但他补充说，台湾没有说明运抵的产品是用于Mk12民兵（MinuteMan）核导弹上的引信。
3.A senior defence official said the report "identified issues about record keeping" for sensitive nuclear missile components.
国防部的一位高官表示，这份报告“识别了有关（敏感核弹头导弹部件）记录保存的事项”。
4.The threat of North Korea acquiring nuclear missile technology, he said, "matters to all people, everywhere" .
韩国申请使用核武器导弹技术，威胁着世界上每一个角落、每一个人。
5.Under the SDI, ground and space-based forces were to protect the U. S. from a nuclear missile attack.
根据SDI计划，美国将会通过陆基和天基的力量来保护本土免受核导弹的攻击。
6.Spreading the nuclear around would produce thousands of times more long-lived fallout than a simple nuclear missile attack.
核扩散要比单纯的核弹袭击带来的长期效应坏上成千上万倍。
7.Mr. Putin kept the pressure on the U. S. , hinting that Russia would respond with extra nuclear-missile deployments if the U.
普京对美国的压力不减，他暗示，如果美国继续推进建立导弹防御系统的计划，那么俄罗斯就会以增加核导弹部署来做出反应。
8.The first heavy nuclear missile cruiser the Soviet constructors decided to start with was named "Orlan" .
苏联工程师决定首先建造一艘名为“奥尔兰”的核动力导弹巡洋舰。
9.It is the only non-nuclear missile in service with the PLA Second Artillery Corps (strategic missile force).
它是PLA第二炮兵（战略导弹力量）服役中唯一的非核导弹。
10.One US nuclear missile can have up to 16 separately targeted warheads.
我们美国的核导弹最高可以带16个可分离的靶向弹头。