Sentence examples for regular shell from inspiring English sources
Many shell structures used in modern technology consist of regular shell parts joined together along their common boundaries.
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On the other hand, in earlier experiments on Al clusters, Lermé et al. [21] found a regular shell structure that they attributed to starlike orbits (the ones that make two turns around the center before closing).
However, Martin [15] has also found this regular shell structure in the mass spectrum of cold Al clusters and interpreted it in terms of ionic shells (filling of successive triangular facets of an octahedron).
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The Tripoli airport was under rebel control but faced regular shelling from pro-Gaddafi forces to the east.
Though littered with scrap used as targets, and subject to regular shelling, the land has become a haven for wildlife.
"There's not much hope for peace, but at least there's some," he added, in an interview interrupted by regular shelling.
As for her husband, Hussain, 62, he is marooned in the family home, holed up in a rebel-held area that is the focus of regular shelling and rocket attacks.
In the early 60s, when the first designs were being drawn up, a chilling, declassified secret document shows British defence planners obsessed with nuclear war: they expected Nato and the Warsaw Pact to acquire small nuclear weapons which would be lobbed about the battlefields of Europe like regular shells.
The occasion was the Spanish Civil War, already in its ninth month, but the regular shelling of the Hotel Florida and other privations of the Fascist siege didn't prevent Ernest Hemingway, John Dos Passos, Josephine Herbst, and Hemingway's latest distraction from the thought of suicide, Martha Gellhorn, from living well.
