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In the context of improvised explosive devices (IEDs), the acronym PIES stands for Power source, Initiator, Explosive, and Switch. These elements are crucial for understanding the construction and functionality of an IED. The power source provides energy, the initiator triggers the device, the explosive is the main destructive component, and the switch controls the activation of the device. Understanding PIES helps in identifying and mitigating IED threats.
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What does military term IBD stand for?
Integrated Base Defense or Improvised Biological Devise
What is an dog trained to do when it finda an explosive devise?
get a doggy treat for being good dog
What acronym might you devise to remind you of the chronological order of the lives of the three famous philosopher?
SPA
Can you make a bomb out of nail polish?
The hard coat of nail polish is due to its nitrocellulose content, otherwise known as guncotton. It is extremely flammable/explosive. The solvent used in liquid nail polish is quite flammable as well. So yeah, you could probably devise some sort of explosive out of nail polish, but I wouldn't recommend it - there are dozens of ways to make improvised explosives that are easier, cheaper and more effective.
In Emily dickinson's poem I died for beauty what devise is she using when referring to the moss?
Irony
A sentence for devise?
The group had to devise a plan, and fast!
A devise is a gift of money?
a devise is a gift of money
Is monitor a output devise or input devise?
output
How do you use both device and devise in a sentence?
Devise is the verb, while device is the noun. We will devise a device for that purpose.
What is a devise to break a curcuit?
which devise closes or breaks the circuit
What is the past tense of devise?
The past tense of devise is devised.
Is a computer printer a input devise or ouput?
output devise
