Sentence examples for effect of a bullet from inspiring English sources
Explosive decompression only occurs with large holes; the effect of a bullet hole on cabin pressure is negligible.
To make the movie, the brothers and their visual-effects team developed a number of new techniques, most famously "bullet time," which allowed them to create the effect of a bullet progressing through space in slow motion, by using virtual cinematography to manipulate a series of still shots taken along the bullet's trajectory.
The effect of a bullet is generally so devastating that it allows little for a director to play with (although one of the cleverest scenes in the movie, involving a superficial bullet wound, sends the story careening off into strange directions and the emotional stakes shifting).
Gravity has the same effect on a bullet that is stationary as it does on a bullet that is flying through the air.
"I liked how the story went down," said Mr. Senquiz, who spends his days in a wheelchair, recuperating from the effects of a bullet that came inches from his spinal cord.
Ms Giffords, meanwhile, has been transferred to a rehabilitation centre in Texas, where doctors planned to start her therapy for the effects of a bullet wound to the brain.
This, even more than the somewhat illicit thrill of cause-and-effect when a bullet leaves the chamber and, a second later, an alien dissipates into fragments of light, is what will keep people returning, what will keep people hungry, what will keep people wanting and spending more.
The MB is generated by the pressure depletion in effect of the bullet leaving the gun barrel.
Accounts differ on the effect of that bullet.
The next, we'd test the effect of bullets on a presidential motorcade in Dallas.
