- the wood
fuze and
hence initiate the timer. In the mid-to-late 19th
century adjustable metal time
fuzes, the fore-runners of today's time
fuzes, containing...
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Füzes or
Fuzes may
refer to:
Peter Fuzes (born 1947),
Australian soccer player The
Hungarian name for two
villages in Romania: Fiziş, a
village in Finiș...
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fuzes function on
impact (percussion
fuzes) or at a pre-determined time
period after firing (time
fuzes). However, by the 18th
century time
fuzes were...
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General Dwight D.
Eisenhower demanded he be
allowed to use the
fuzes, 200,000 s**** with VT
fuzes (code
named "POZIT") were used in the
Battle of the Bulge...
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Fuze (formerly
known as ThinkingPhones) is a
cloud communications and
collaboration software platform designed for the enterprise.
Fuze was
acquired by...
- is not appropriate. Most such dela****
fuzes are thus
switchable to a "superquick" or
immediate mode.
Timed fuzes are used for airbursts. They take their...
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digital audio player DJ
Fuze HTC
Touch Pro or AT&T
Fuze, a
smartphone Nickname of
David Fiuczynski Fuse (disambiguation)
Fuzes (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
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Fuze Beverage (/fjuːz/ fyooz),
commercially referred to as
simply Fuze (marketed in Switzerland, Turkey, Georgia,
Kazakhstan and
Kyrgyzstan as Fuse; formerly...
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Peter Fuzes (born 14 May 1947) is an
Australian former ****ociation
soccer player.
Fuzes pla**** as a goalkeeper, and
represented the
national Socceroos...
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fuze components Mechanical arming Fuzes ****embled by the
manufacturer are
preset to PRX and
stockpiled on
mortar s**** for
immediate use. The
fuze is...