Sentence examples for shot dispersion from inspiring English sources

While and extremely accurate – a 20% less shot dispersion – the initial prototypes were too stiff, too hard and too loud.

The guns were mounted in a single cradle to minimize space and were so close together that their shot dispersion was very high because the muzzle blast from adjacent barrels affected each gun.

A one-shot profit dispersion and strategy analysis is of little use.

Comparison of surface roughness parameter, with fatigue life dispersion and shot diameters indicates that smaller shots create rougher surfaces responsible for premature crack initiation.

The horizontal error bars represent the uncertainty on the cut-off proton energy, at these energies and for a single shot, induced by the dispersion of the spectrometer, which is 3 MeV.

Note that, as shown in the spectra of Fig. 2b, the uncertainty on the cut-off proton energy, at these energies and for a single shot, induced by the dispersion of the spectrometer, is 3 MeV.

OF course, every artilleryman knows that through dispersion the shots can fall elsewhere.

To reduce the dispersion of his shots, he must expose virtually all the factors under his control and find a way to change them in some felicitous combination.

While, a near-surface model from DCI approach needed a data transformation into frequency-slowness (f-p) domain to allow for dispersion curves picking per shot gather.

Samples peened with ceramic Z425 shots had the largest fatigue life dispersion.

The high muzzle velocity of the guns reduced their service life and increased the dispersion of the fall of shot.