Sentence examples for shrapnel effect from inspiring English sources

"You can only get so much in the body, and there is no shrapnel effect".

It was observed that mannequin 1 and 2 were exposed to the shrapnel effect at a maximum level.

The shrapnel effect, due to the scientific findings, must be expected being compatible with the test detonation results.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Dragging the free particles away and causing shrapnel effect on the walls and ceiling.

The particles and the broken windows will be expected to propel around dragging the free particles away all causing shrapnel effect on its way (Fig. 6).

Open image in new window Fig. 12 Shrapnel effects observed in test room walls and ceilings after detonation Open image in new window Fig. 13 The test room after detonation.

McNamara had successfully dropped three of his shells when the fourth exploded prematurely, badly wounded him in the leg with shrapnel, an effect he likened to being "hit with a sledgehammer".

Now they fired their deadly shrapnel, whose effects the Germans could see: "All along the line men could be seen throwing their arms into the air and collapsing never to move again.

To "blow it to smithereens", Plesko said, would have dangerous side-effects, including shrapnel from the blast.

In our case, the hydrodynamic effect occurred when the shrapnel (or caused by shrapnel, the side shock waves) with high kinetic energy penetrated the liver, which is a fluid-filled organ.

Conventional high explosives typically explode and create most of their effect by propelling shrapnel out in a cloud of deadly high-speed projectiles, or from the short, sharp blast.