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• This debris creates wounds typical of similar secondary blast effects or fragmentation.
• :: Now, I'm only referring to the blast effects, not the other three.
• All three drones survived the initial blast effects although two were seriously damaged.
• Blast deflecting structures and seats were used to protect against mine and blast effects.
• Some Fugate-Wilcox flat steel creations have involved changes created by blast effects from explosives.
• Position of the body can have a considerable influence in protection from blast effects.
• Even if the operator is safe, there is a sizeable blast effect to their rear.
• With that out of the way, . . . without an atmosphere, there is no blast effect.
• Describes effects, particularly blast effects, and the response of various types of structures to the weapons effects.
• Some airports require pavement protection from the heat and blast effects of the An-124's auxiliary power unit.
• The damage was caused by both direct impact and the blast effect to the missile, " it said.
• They say they have even calculated the blast effects of high explosives dropped from jets into crowded Baghdad neighborhoods.
• It would appear that the blast effects on the superstructure from firing abaft the beam were not regarded as important.
• Beginning in 1954 he conducted research mainly in the field of civil defense against nuclear weapons and their blast effects.
• A Titan II booster explosion had a smaller blast effect and flame than on the cryogenically fueled Atlas and Saturn.
• In addition to a typical comic book blast effect, Tempest would use the blast to propel himself through the air.
• The blast effect is created by the coupling of immense amounts of energy, spanning the electromagnetic spectrum, with the surroundings.
• A land mine may cause damage by direct blast effect, by fragments that are thrown by the blast, or by both.
• In that form, the explosive can be applied to any surface and molded over a metal object's curves for maximum blast effect.
• Shelter intended to protect against nuclear blast effects would include thick concrete and other sturdy elements which are resistant to conventional explosives.