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impact area

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impact area [′im‚pakt ‚er·ē·ə]
(engineering)
An area with designated boundaries within which all objects that travel over a range are to make contact with the ground.


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Three local national men were killed and an 11-year-old boy was wounded when they wandered in the vicinity of an artillery impact area north of Baghdad during a mortar live-fire exercise," the statement said.
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The intent is to harness the creativity of all sectors of the American science and technology communities to advance the ARPA-E Mission Areas and stimulate the pursuit of new and innovative technical opportunities that can spur great leaps forward within those mission impact areas.
 
 
 
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