...." This time no dodgin' 'n dodgin'. Was trade impossible prior to the evolution of speech? Can animals cooperate? Did Adam and Eve have belly buttons? Why are you afraid of silence? Is it true that stupidity is the only thing known to be infinite? Is it true that this thread causes projectile vomiting in philosophers and electrical engineers alike? Ok enough. You seek a question to the above. Eliza: Why do you say that?

... housed mustard munitions since 1944. Prior to this summer, the last mustard projectiles to leak were two in 2005. There were no leaks in 2004 ...each from 2001 through 2003. By far the worst year for mustard projectile leaks was 1992, when 20 mustard projectiles were reported leaking. Sloan said that was because officials removed plugs on some of the projectiles, causing several vapor leaks in succession. Although mustard gas leaks have ...

...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boolean_algebra_(structure) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boolean_ring It's not clear that any of this is relevant to your concerns, though. -- Tim Chow tchow-at-alum-dot-mit-dot-edu The range of our projectiles---even ... the artillery---however great, will never exceed four of those miles of which as many thousand separate us from the center of the earth. ---Galileo, Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences

... http://www.inetres.com/gp/military/infantry/rifle/556mm_ammo.html Hardly. The American M200 round is made of brass. Not unlike the M855 Ball round. The only obvious difference is the crimped tip and green-tipped projectile, respectively. Viewed through the transparent back of a magazine, they look the same. Old mate Pierre should have noticed the difference when he loaded them into the mags. But, according to one report, the magazines...

... target range of 100 meters. Along with shooting pepper irritant, the MK-IV can also shoot “glass breaking” projectiles and high-impact rounds made of rubber, according to the company. The ammo will come in .60-... “MK-IV has knockdown power to spare,” boasts a product description by Security With Advanced Technology, “but our projectile technology maintains a truly less-lethal weapons system.” The cost of the rifles is "in the low six...

...> are not supported. I posted a story about this from my high school days. A ball is released by a magnet as a projectile leaves the barrel of a "gun" on the other side of the room. The gun is bore sighted on the ball. Both projectile and ball drop at the same rate so the ball gets hit every time. The (Jesuit priest) physics instructor ...

...> are not supported. I posted a story about this from my high school days. A ball is released by a magnet as a projectile leaves the barrel of a "gun" on the other side of the room. The gun is bore sighted on the ball. Both projectile and ball drop at the same rate so the ball gets hit every time. The (Jesuit priest) physics instructor used ...

... are not supported. I posted a story about this from my high school days. A ball is released by a magnet as a projectile leaves the barrel of a "gun" on the other side of the room. The gun is bore sighted on the ball. Both projectile and ball drop at the same rate so the ball gets hit every time. The (Jesuit priest) physics instructor used objects big...

... are not supported. I posted a story about this from my high school days. A ball is released by a magnet as a projectile leaves the barrel of a "gun" on the other side of the room. The gun is bore sighted on the ball. Both projectile and ball drop at the same rate so the ball gets hit every time. The (Jesuit priest) physics instructor used objects big enough...

... the appropriate arrangement of physical matter, and therefore could be effected by any rearrangement. A famous case that can help illustrate such an example is that of Phineas Gage, who was struck in the face with a projectile iron pole, carving a hole into his frontal lobe. Gage survived the accident, but was left with a severe and irreversible deterioration of his personality and social life. Thus, one may conclude that the accident ...