throw-weight (Meaning)

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throw-weight (n)

the weight of the payload of a missile (not including the weight of the rocket)

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The missile's throw-weight was designed to deliver a payload of nuclear warheads.
The throw-weight is a crucial parameter that determines the carrying capacity of a rocket.
Arms control agreements limit the throw-weight of ballistic missiles to prevent excessive payload size.
The intercontinental ballistic missile's high throw-weight allows it to reach distant targets.
The throw-weight of the satellite launcher has been optimized to maximize payload capacity.
The throw-weight in tons is the total weight of the payload that a launch vehicle can carry.
The submarine-launched ballistic missile's throw-weight is substantial due to its underwater deployment.
The throw-weight of the rocket determines the amount of fuel and oxidizer required for a successful launch.
The accuracy of a missile is affected by its throw-weight, as the heavier the payload, the more difficult it is to control.
The throw-weight is an essential factor considered by engineers when designing and developing launch vehicles.

the weight of the payload of a missile (not including the weight of the rocket)

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The missile's throw-weight was designed to deliver a payload of nuclear warheads.

The throw-weight is a crucial parameter that determines the carrying capacity of a rocket.

Arms control agreements limit the throw-weight of ballistic missiles to prevent excessive payload size.

The intercontinental ballistic missile's high throw-weight allows it to reach distant targets.