In many food processing and pharmaceutical areas, for example, the ambient temperature may be between 5[degrees]C and 12[degrees]C, making human skin very sensitive to draughts; so
low velocity is vital.
In a statement to the Widgery Tribunal soon after the events, soldier 023 claimed to have heard
low velocity firing from the Glenfada Park area.
The changes to the back of the die proposed by the designer for the next computer simulation are shown by the red line, which opens up regions of
low velocity and restricts regions of high velocity.
Any physician who is called on to manage a nail gun injury to the head or neck should understand that most likely the patient will have sustained a surprisingly limited amount of tissue injury, owing to the relatively
low velocity of the projectile compared with that delivered by firearms.
In addition, the
low velocity condition was exacerbated by the use of flush tuyeres.
Meanwhile, Stardust is now moving such that interstellar dust grains strike it at relatively
low velocity. The "sticky" aerogel collectors on Stardust's return capsule have been exposed to space, which should allow them to capture some of the prized interstellar material.
18 in 1883, the British engineer David Grove won the competition for the heating and ventilation system of Wallot's building with a system of huge air ducts which allow copious
low velocity air flow into the chamber.
The scientists named this region the Ultra
Low Velocity Zone (ULVZ).
To maximize its expansion characteristics at
low velocity, they increased the tip's shank diameter and worked some engineering magic on the relationship between the tip's shoulder and the meplat of the bullet itself.
Thermal modeling suggests that the
low velocity sub-Moho mantle beneath central and northeast Tibet results from radioactive heating of the thickened Tibetan crust.