Sentence examples for common calibre from inspiring English sources

The most common calibre for the main armament was 12 inchess, although some ships used smaller guns because they could attain higher rates of fire; British battleships from the Majestic class onwards carried this calibre, as did French ships from the Charlemagne class (laid down in 1894).

Ultrasound showed multiple cysts within the liver but a normal calibre common bile duct.

An abdominal ultrasound demonstrated normal hepatic echogenicity with normal calibre common bile duct and patent hepatic vasculature.

Wheeze is a very common respiratory symptom caused by mechanisms narrowing airway calibre [ 1].

That month, the Orlando Sentinel reported that 9mm and.45-calibre bullets for semi-automatic pistols and.38-calibre bullets for revolvers were becoming scarce, and that clerks at Walmarts in Apopka and Kissimmee had confirmed that the aforementioned types of ammo, along with.22-calibre bullets (one of the most common forms of ammunition), were on back order.

It was less than six inches long and was bored in calibres from.36 to.45, with.41 being the most common.

b Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatogram (ERCP) demonstrates the normal calibre segment IV duct (arrow) draining into the common hepatic duct, inferior to the hilar stricture.

The 17 jewel Valjoux 84 lever movement with stem wind was the most common Valjoux movement for the Bovet chronographs, but sometimes the 77 calibre was also used.

Still, the calibre of the speakers and the tremendous enjoyment of finding common ground with articulate, funny people confirms fantasy's correct response to those wanting it rehabilitated: "No, no, no".

And buy lots of different kinds of ammunition to barter with, because the guy you want to buy petrol or poultry from may not use the same calibre of gun as you do.One of the most common problems that preppers face is "resistance in their own family", says Mr Rawles.

Dissections are the most common type of injuries, but they are not exclusively caused by large-calibre devices; they can also be caused by small catheters (Fig. 12e h).