Sentence examples for fire pellets from inspiring English sources

These were mainly air pistols, which fire pellets.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission will vote today on whether to seek a recall of seven million Daisy BB guns that some contend can fire pellets even when they appear to be empty and that have been blamed for 23 deaths and many injuries in 30 years.

The pellet injector based on a screw extruder is able to fire pellets (∅2 mm × 2 mm; frequency 1 10 Hz and velocity 150 300 m/s) in steady state mode with reliability greater than 95%.

Now add the festive baubles of flying sleigh rides, twinkling northern lights and a slapstick machine gun that fires pellets of manure at the Metropolitan police.

In 2011, months after the uprising in Tahrir Square that toppled an Egyptian dictator, a young police lieutenant, Mohamed el-Shenawy, became infamous for firing pellets into the eyes of protesters against Egypt's military government.

In an unusual burst of openness, the British Home Office announced in April that it was expanding its "non-lethal" armoury to include guns firing pellets that cause intense burning sensations – already routinely and sometimes lethally used by the Israeli military against Palestinian demonstrators as part of its "active denial strategy".

It essentially involves balling of fine powders on a rotating disk or drum to produce wet pellets and induration on a moving grate to produce fired pellets.

A key element of the accelerator is a two-stage stop cylinder that reduces the spatial scatter of pellets exiting the acceleration arm below 6°, enabling the efficient collection of all fired pellets.

Results show that all fired pellets, except that made from pure coal fly ash at 1050 °C, have a particle density less than 2 g cm−3 meeting the LWA standard generally accepted by construction industry.

However, extremely big pores of distorted shape without distinct solid walls are developed in core fragments at 1300 °C, indicating that the viscosity of viscous layer is too low to capture gases and the fired pellets are just about to melt.

Young people have taken to the streets to demonstrate, many by pelting stones at security forces, who have retaliated by firing pellet guns and rifles.