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• A reduced power loading was also adopted for use in the trapdoor carbine.
• The amount of power loading the glass can handle is the major mechanical limit.
• In all these weapons the energy released by firing the previous round powers loading the next round into the weapon's breech.
• In 1998, with sponsorship by N ) of thrust, which gave the aircraft a power loading of less than 2.7 lb / hp at ready-to-fly weights.
• With this power loading, the Oracle Turbo Raven could fly straight up, hover in mid-air, back up, stop, and then accelerate straight up out of the hover.
• Anodes are usually made from pure tungsten, or, when good machinability is required, lanthanum-alloyed tungsten, and are often machined to provide extra surface area to cope with power loading.
• As with most other US destroyers of this period, the 5 inch guns featured all-angle power loading and were . 50 caliber machine guns ( 12.7 mm ) were equipped.
• As with most other US destroyers of this period, the 5-inch guns featured all-angle power loading and were . 50 caliber machine guns ( 12.7 mm ) were equipped.
• Daly was part of the movement in the mid-1960s for the abolition of piecework at the coalface, and its replacement by a national day wage structure the National Power Loading Agreement ( NPLA ) of 1966.
• The mathematics were in the fighter's favour; its wing loading was only five pounds per square foot and its power loading 16.4 pounds per horsepower; thus producing a significant power-to-weight ratio.
• The inverse of power-to-weight, weight-to-power ratio ( power loading ) is a calculation commonly applied to aircraft, cars, and vehicles in general, to enable the comparison of one vehicle's performance to another.
• Smith & Wesson then decided the 10mm Auto was too much cartridge for the reduced power loading, and that the . 45 ACP sized guns that chambered it were too heavy and bulky; out of this came the . 40 S & W, a shortened 10mm Auto case, designed to fit in a 9mm-sized gun, with a reduced pressure loading that allowed a lighter, easier to shoot gun.