Sentence examples for bullet developed from inspiring English sources

One was about an experimental bullet, developed by the American Army, which leaves no trace.

Modern bullets developed in the 19th century for use in small arms that had rifled barrels.

The drugs (magic bullets) developed in the past decades were designed to selectively target a specific protein.

It is a home for a special bullet he developed -- in his spare time, at his kitchen table -- that he hopes someday will be widely used on airplanes against terrorists.

Some hedonists are willing to bite such bullets; others develop more complex forms of ethical hedonism that seek to soften the bullets or even to dissolve them.

The vision of selective targeting was introduced a century ago by Paul Ehrlich who hypothesised that the 'magic bullet' could be developed to combat malignant disease.

Most such bullets have been developed for shotguns, according to Terry Gander, editor of Jane's Infantry Weapons, an arms yearbook.

A number of inventors had already devised self-expanding bullets when, in 1836, Greener developed such a bullet consisting of a flat-ended oval ball with a cavity in which a metal plug was inserted.

That process of spotting, adjusting the sights, and altering the bullet's ballistic trajectory bit by bit and degree by degree may soon no longer be necessary: Sandia Labs has developed a bullet with a built-in processor that guides its own flight via tiny adjustable fins.

After a careful build-up in Los Angeles, the picture moves at the speed of a high velocity bullet, preposterous, yet logically developed.

I don't do much business with Company C any more, but that's because we needed to move our tables faster and cheaper for commercial clients, and we developed a bullet proof packing method and now ship by common carrier, with our tables packed on a pallet.