Other breechloaders employed metal cartridges that were pierced with holes or made with ends of flammable paper, so that the powder could be ignited by a percussion cap.
A hole pierces the mountain above the village, and in the hole stands a cross, visible for miles.
Visitors will be encouraged to stretch out face down on the padded lounger and read the story through a hole pierced for the head – though on busy days, Watkins said, they may be gently discouraged from reading the entire story.
LOS ANGELES — The long series of events leading to the trial of the Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pellicano on charges of racketeering and wiretapping began on June 20 , 2002 when a journalist, Anita M. Busch, found a note saying "Stop" taped to her car, a fish and a rose in a tin tray on the hood, a bulletlike hole piercing the windshield.
In their contributions, they illustrated and described fossil brood balls characterized by the presence of a medium-sized hole piercing the wall of spherical to sub-spherical chambers.
For an arbitrary hole piercing process, FEM simulation with ANSYS/LS-DYNA Test of Edbound with Eroding Contact was used and as the first step, strip process layout was designed.
Using a 10 μl glass capillary tube, hemolymph was acquired from a hole pierced through the exoskeleton of the head capsule near to the median ocellus.
Using the Hole Piercer (Or scissors), pierce as many holes as you need to starting from the end of the snake tongue.
She wore a gold ring and red toenail polish, and had three holes pierced in each ear.
In particular, this meant opening up the carvings with concavities and even with holes pierced right through the forms a practice that the public initially found shocking and abhorrent when the sculpture retained a strong suggestion of the human figure.
