Sentence examples for projectile means from inspiring English sources

"Its use will be in ejecting projectiles into the air and landing in water," Mr. Susko writes in his patent, "with particular application for waterfront recreational activities wherein projectile means people".

Mr Feng, in his 30s, is one of China's most successful artists: his early paintings depicted video games with Mao Zedong fending off projectiles meant to look like Coca-Cola cans.

As expected, the magnetic-attracted objects present a higher deflection angle (ferromagnetic declared projectiles: mean 84.2°; range 78 88°; 62° for the paramagnetic bullet) from the vertical axis than those with an absence of strong magnetic attraction (mean 0°).

Regardless of these different descriptions in the literature, the D-Actor 200 device is making use of the same construction principle as the Swiss DolorClast and accelerates a projectile by means of compressed air.

An air gun is special kind of small arm that hurls projectiles by means of mechanically pressurized air or other means which involves no any chemical reaction.

He also has a projectile attack, which means he can control the bout from long distance.

The projectile's speed means ships could attack other vessels, or bombard targets on land, from a distance of 110 nautical miles.

Finned projectiles that are meant to be unspun could acquire small roll rates in flight due to slight configurational asymmetries.

Given their mechanical and geometric properties, the proposed approach describes the energy transfer which takes place from the projectile to the target by means of the stress wave propagation theory.

According to the operating principle of MSSICG, we can theoretically obtain a sustained and steady acceleration which is sufficient to push the projectile to high speed by means of continuously increasing the series of driving coils and matching with the appropriate trigger strategy.

If the projectile does not fire, it means something has gone wrong.