When fired, the base of the bullet expanded and gripped the rifle grooves, which imparted a spiral on the projectile and thereby gave it its greater range and accuracy.
(The longer a missile's range, the greater its speed, and the more desirable it is to intercept it at an early stage).
It is great art because of its range of possible meanings and effects.
Its size, squat shape and broad wings distinguish it from other owls found within its range; great grey, eagle owl and Ural owls are similar in shape, but much larger.
However, at the watershed of the French Revolution, when dance for the educated classes at the royal courts declined, the Feuillet system which was unsuited to theatre dance with its greater range of movement fell into disuse.
While both scales capture similar information, a VAS assesses and enables the quantification of subjective phenomena, and might be able to discern subtle differences because of its greater range of possible scores [ 40, 41].
"Beer has a vastly greater range of flavors from its range of ingredients" than wine does, Glanville explains.
Conservation of forest-dwelling caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) is of great concern across most of its range.
"Its great range and selection of performances and events, from renowned musicians to the lively street carnival, will light up Dumfries".
Clinically, OA in the TMC joint commonly results from its great range of motion and either high or repetitive compressive force [ 19, 20].
