time fuse

The second starts a time fuse, set for seven minutes.

Beyond it is a switch that will close the door and set the time fuse.

We didn't want to set a time fuse and then have them go off on Earth.

A time fuse is just one more thing that could go wrong.'

To cover up the evidence, a timed fuse had somehow gone off.

So that Sebastian knew to within a few minutes when the time fuse would explode.

The defenders might have placed a time fuse to blow it up.

The time fuses for the shells could be set to function on contact or in the air.

Another was a bent time fuse of the kind set in small blast holes.

Setting a time fuse, Digger gave the word that he was ready.

His legs elongated and at the same time fused into a single unit.

"There's eighteen feet of time fuse wrapped around your body.

There were time fuses attached to both mines and explosives.

It is particularly highly valued for time fuses because of its very even burn rate.

When he throws a time fuse, it will blow up everything."

"There's a very short time fuse here as far as sorting out our own position."

Its time fuse can be set the time by length of thread.

"It would save the cost of a time fuse.

Time fuse is set for exactly one hour.

We carried no explosives, detonators, or time fuse for that sort of thing.

The balloons had no guidance control and operated only on a timing fuse.

This started the time fuse, which fired the detonator after a delay.

"Now, you've got to look at this from the viewpoint of timed fuses."

He could have left it with a time fuse attached to launch it.