- In geometry, a
conical surface is an
unbounded three-dimensional
surface formed from the
union of
infinite lines that p****
through a
fixed point and a...
- The cylindro-
conoidal bullet is a type of
muzzleloading firearm projectile with a
convexly cone-like
front end ("nose") and a
cylindrical rear body, invented...
-
shots called BBs,
although in
recent years Minié ball-shaped cylindro-
conoidal projectiles called slugs are
gaining more po****rity.
Certain types of...
-
expansion of the bullet's base when fired. The Minié ball is a cylindro-
conoidal bullet with grease-filled
cannelures on its
exterior and a cone-shaped...
- nested-diamond
design incised into its surface. The
vessel shapes were sub-
conoidal or flat-bottomed jars,
sometimes with
small foot-like supports. The large...
-
battlefield by
breechloading rifled firearms shooting spin-stabilized cylindro-
conoidal bullets,
which were far more
accurate with
longer effective ranges. The...
- late-19th-century
introduction of the new
generation of
infantry weapons using conoidal bullet,
better known as the Minié ball, with a
range almost as long as...
-
quite the opposite. It held an 11 mm (0.433 in) round-headed cylindro-
conoidal lead
bullet that was wax
paper patched. An
inverted standard percussion...
- the opposite. It held an 11-millimetre (0.43 in) round-headed cylindro-
conoidal lead
bullet that was wax
paper patched. An
inverted standard percussion...
- crystals),
rather than
conoidal.
William Rowan Hamilton, in his work on
Hamiltonian optics,
discovered the
wavevector surface has four
conoidal points and four...