Projectile.

Except one who steals a hearing, and is followed by a visible projectile.

Except one who steals a hearing, and is followed by a visible projectile.

Except for him who snatches a fragment he gets pursued by a piercing projectile.

Except for him who snatches a fragment he gets pursued by a piercing projectile.

The hazard would only be realised if the projectile was subsequently heated or subjected to shock.

Any projectile of a weight below 400 grams which is either explosive or charged with fulminating or inflammable substances

We used to take up positions to listen in but whoever listens now finds a projectile in wait for him.

We used to take up positions to listen in but whoever listens now finds a projectile in wait for him.

At 2300 hours a rocket propelled projectile fell on a dwelling in Shihin, Tyre district, and five persons were wounded.

Arguably, virtually all parts including stocks, triggers and barrels are non essential to the firearm s ability to expel a projectile.

Some people will find very scary. I will tell you a couple of things that will probably make you want to projectile puke on me, but that's okay.

52. Finally, under the advanced ballistic missile defence technologies, research will be carried out on advanced hit to kill interceptors with improved sensors, projectile structures, guidance and control systems.

,E. A. Taylor, N.R.G. Shrine and L. Kay, quot Hypervelocity impact on semi infinite brittle materials fracture morphology related to projectile diameter quot , paper B0.8 0003, 31st Scientific Assembly of COSPAR, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 14 21 July 1996.

The objectives of the development of the shaped charge techniques for the launching of hypervelocity projectiles at the Battelle Research Institute have been achieved by reproducible results for normal and oblique impacts at velocities above 11 km s with projectile masses of about 1 gram.

The design of the round can include features to prevent these failure modes such as the application of some form or waterproofing coat such as varnish shellac around the primer, and the application of a suitable crimping pressure to ensure a tight fit of the projectile in the cartridge case.

(c) Firearm any barrelled weapon that will or is designed or may be readily converted to expel a bullet or projectile by the action of an explosive, including any frame or receiver of such a barrelled weapon but not including any antique firearm manufactured before the twentieth century or its replicas

(i) Any barrelled weapon that will be or is designed or may be readily converted to expel a bullet or projectile by the action of an explosive, including any frame or receiver of such a barrelled weapon but not including any antique firearm manufactured before the twentieth century or its replicas

(c) Firearms any barrelled weapon that will be or is designed or may be readily converted to expel a bullet or projectile by the action of an explosive, including any frame or receiver of such a barrelled weapon but not including any antique firearm manufactured before the twentieth century or its replicas

By increasing the accuracy of each projectile, this technical development should make it possible to reduce substantially the number of OGR munitions needed to attack a given objective, and hence the number of submunitions used The development of systems (submunitions and dispensers) which guarantee very low rates of unexploded submunitions constitutes a second major area of activity.

The conclusion of the impact testing with superfast jets with tip velocities in the range of 25 km s is that there is uncertainty in the determination of projectile mass and in the state equation of the jet tip, so that the impact phenomena is certainly quite different to the other methods of debris impact simulation.

Matra also collaborated with ONERA CERT of France in order to carry out hypervelocity impacts simulations to distinguish between the morphology of impact sites created by elliptical impactors and impact sites created by oblique incidence spherical impactors.L. Berthoud, J. C. Mandeville, Distinguishing Between Oblique Incidence and Non Spherical Projectile Impacts, Proceedings of the Second European Space Debris Conference, ESOC, Darmstadt, Germany, 17 19 March 1997, ESA SP 393.

At 0630 hours outlying areas of Nabatiyah al Fawqa and the abandoned Lebanese Army barracks came under artillery fire and bursts of sniper fire from Israeli positions in the border strip. The artillery bombardment extended to the town of Nabatiyah al Fawqa, where four artillery shells fell on the home of Hasib Musa Ghandur and a nail filled projectile fell on the home of Nabil Ali Ulw. Serious damage was done to both houses. Israeli warplanes also overflew the Nabatiyah area at low altitude.