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Effect of mounting a sound suppressor on distribution and total amount of inorganic gunshot residue on targets. [PDF]
J Forensic SciDonghi M +6 more
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, 2016 Abstract This chapter examines Article 3 of the ATT. The article sets out the central obligations with respect to all ammunition/munitions that are fired, launched, or delivered by the conventional arms falling within the scope of the ATT.
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Homicide by exploder ammunition
The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1981A wound caused by an exploder bullet should be suspected in the presence of a primer anvil, percussion cap, or multiple lead fragments from a low-velocity bullet not striking bone. The autopsy may reveal a larger area of tissue destruction at the site of the bullet exploding than would be expected from simple passage of an intact projectile.
J C, Amatuzio, J I, Coe
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The analysis of RCS of winged almond model with ammunition and without ammunition
2017 International Artificial Intelligence and Data Processing Symposium (IDAP), 2017In this paper, the design, analysis and numerical results of back scattering field of winged almond model with ammunition and without ammunition are presented. Simulations with using Physical Optics (PO) method in Ansys HFSS software for monostatic Radar Cross Section (RCS) were made in 1 GHz and 9 GHz.
Hayvacı, Harun Taha, Durlu, Çağlayan
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Should Ammunition be Restricted?
New England Journal of Medicine, 1994To the Editor: Like many Americans, I am afraid that waiting periods and background checks would delay but not prevent the purchase of handguns by criminals. It would be difficult to confiscate all the guns: 67 million handguns are owned by private citizens in the United States, and there are guns in 48 percent of U.S.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979
To the Editor.— In his review of an apparent suicide attempt (241:2265, 1979), Bernard P. Wolff, MD, mentioned the use of "a .32-caliber revolver" and reported that the bullets barely got through the skin over the skull. He called this a "remarkably minor injury resulting from a powerful weapon." I would guess that the ammunition involved here is ...
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To the Editor.— In his review of an apparent suicide attempt (241:2265, 1979), Bernard P. Wolff, MD, mentioned the use of "a .32-caliber revolver" and reported that the bullets barely got through the skin over the skull. He called this a "remarkably minor injury resulting from a powerful weapon." I would guess that the ammunition involved here is ...
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Journalism History, 1999
Suffrage Newspaper Strategies During World War I The difference between me covers of the two national suffrage orgaiizations' weekly publications that appeared just days apart in 1917 demonstrates their disparate strategies during World War I. A lone woman carrying a suffrage banner fends off a mob of leering men on the cover of The Suffragist ...
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Suffrage Newspaper Strategies During World War I The difference between me covers of the two national suffrage orgaiizations' weekly publications that appeared just days apart in 1917 demonstrates their disparate strategies during World War I. A lone woman carrying a suffrage banner fends off a mob of leering men on the cover of The Suffragist ...
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Phi Delta Kappan, 2005
WHEN EDUCATORS open their "Fibber McGee's closets" of past reforms, a pile of silver bullets will spill out onto the floor. For at least the past 20 years, the sense of public confidence in public education has been fed by an arsenal of such quick, often creative, but largely unsubstantiated remedies for turning schools and kids around.
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WHEN EDUCATORS open their "Fibber McGee's closets" of past reforms, a pile of silver bullets will spill out onto the floor. For at least the past 20 years, the sense of public confidence in public education has been fed by an arsenal of such quick, often creative, but largely unsubstantiated remedies for turning schools and kids around.
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