Sentence examples for projectile debris from inspiring English sources

The battered copper sheets of the sloping mansard roof -- pierced, pitted and dented by hurtling projectile debris -- were peeled back as if by a giant with a can opener.

An aramid and a ceramic fabric lead the ranking of fabrics with the best projectile fragmentation and debris cloud dispersion performance.

The size and shape of the projectile crater and the debris trail that streams from it will provide important clues.

The new armor kit is designed with more flexible materials that slow down the projectile and contain the debris, limiting the damage to that caused directly by the EFP.

The main mechanism is that stainless metal fiber reinforced silica carbon matrix composites could disintegrate bigger projectile in the first debris cloud into smaller particles and translate super high point-energy into lower facing-energy that was called the second debris cloud.

The ballistic limit was determined to be 96 m s−1, indicating that it was capable of withstanding impacts from small projectiles such as, secondary debris from blast, hurricane, tornado and foreign object debris from roads and runways.

A software programme has been developed that enables the user to quickly and simply perform ballistic limit calculations for common spacecraft structures that are subjected to hypervelocity impact of micrometeoroid and orbital debris (MMOD) projectiles.

Debris from the projectile dropped into the Sea of Japan, which separates Japan and Korea, and also into the Pacific Ocean, says Takeshi Akamatsu, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

In the event of a tornado -- or shooting -- children can wrap themselves in the blanket in a duck-and-cover position to shield from bullets, debris or other projectiles.

A five-inch-wide firework shell failed to leave its mortar tube and exploded inside, sparking a chain reaction that knocked down the display and sent debris and firework projectiles flying toward about 10,000 spectators watching hundreds of feet away.

A 6 mm steel ball driven by solid explosive was used as a projectile to simulate hypervelocity impact of debris or flying stones.