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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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New Delhi [India], Jun 5 ( ANI ): The Indian Army has recovered empty ammunition of various kinds found in Pokharan Field which appear to be blinds recovered from impact area of the range.

Empty ammunition of various kinds found in Pokharan Field

"This is based on the fact that the premises is situated within a cumulative impact area, where the rebuttable presumption is that an application will be refused unless it can be shown that the premises concerned will not add to the cumulative impact on the licensing objectives being experienced.

Police fear of crime after new Bierkeller gets the green light

He said longer hours would not have an impact on the Cumulative Impact area and that he is based in a commercial and not residential area.

Objections to busy Newcastle chippy's plans to open for longer; Town Fry boss wants to open until 4.30am and scrap its door staff but police, the leader of the city council and business owners are unhappy

However, large cobble and some dense soils may have a greater potential impact area. This information should be provided on actual trench conditions and not soil borings provided outside of the original pipeline trench as is common with HDD pre-design.

Effects of pipe bursting on nearby utilities: predicting, preventing and managing such effects

The work involves alternatives for groundwater contamination and related sources at the Central Impact Area on Camp Edwards in the northern central portion of the reservation.

Final cleanup decision nearing for Massachusetts Military Reservation

"By designating an alcohol impact area, cities will be better able to deal with persistent alcohol crime and disturbances," said Sen.

Bill would allow targeted alcohol bans

From Alcohol Impact Area Maps to aquifer mappings, ArcGIS analysis maps for various regions, and health and human services maps, this map book offers a subject-oriented chapter listing of ArcGIS-created maps specially to support statistics in areas ranging from natural resources to tourism and military and defense purposes.

ESRI Map Book, v. 23

Steele, commander of the Community Impact Division, said a community impact area will center on lower Grafton, Wall, Plantation, Heywood and Providence streets.

Police target neighborhood quality of life; Extra attention for lower Grafton St

The pilot stated he flew directly to the impact area, which took approximately five to seven minutes.

Cessna T182T: November 8, 2007, Las Vegas, Nev

"Because we know the precise location of our properties we are able to quickly assess the impact area from a given storm or fire, allowing us to offer immediate assistance to our policyholders during their time of need." This type of responsiveness builds customer loyalty and attracts new customers to the company.

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Two-thirds of these primary lines enter Louisiana and thus are within the hurricane impact area. Most primary lines in the impact area experienced damage from the storms that either restricted or completely halted operations.

DOE assesses impact of 2005 hurricanes on natural gas industry in Gulf

The same Ernst & Young study also predicts that this year the number of families in what it calls the "park impact area" will increase by almost four percent, as opposed to .33 percent Manhattan-wide.