In notes for the cantata "Gleichwie der Regen und Schnee vom Himmel fällt" ("For as the rain cometh down, and the snow from Heaven"), in Volume 20, Gardiner observes that the continuo part "goes ballistic" when the Turks and the Papists are mentioned, and Gardiner's execution of that idea is by no means the only instance of ballistics on the set.
Image caption Defence QC Donald Finday said it was a "frightener and things went badly wrong" Ballistics experts said the damage to Mr Beaton's car was caused by a a single discharge from a 12-bore shotgun.
Under Mr. Pataki's plan, the ballistics patterns of all new guns would go into a database.
"You must have a certain amount of protection, and you can't go below that," said Gwynedd A. Thomas, associate professor of ballistics and protective fabrics at Auburn University.
Dismissing requests from the lawyers that law enforcement officials be punished, Judge Adlerberg ruled that investigators could go forward with examining the bag's contents and performing ballistics tests on the gun.
In many cases, investigations are opened but go nowhere, as investigators fail to take such basic steps as conducting ballistics tests and interviewing witnesses.
Zuiker had to return to Manhattan, but Mendelsohn and Donahue went on to the ballistics lab, where they met Detective Kevin Barry, a burly man in a flannel shirt and jeans.
"Although I'm a big hunter and go hunt every year in Africa and all over and know something about ballistics, I cannot explain how that ball, even when it comes in the middle of the court and so low, Nadal can hit it with all the strength he has with his forehand and the ball still lands in the court".
And so off we go on another ramble that includes learned digressions on air currents, ocean currents, and even ballistics.
But the game goes beyond simple realities like ballistics.
