line of impact

The central computer of the farm had been in the direct line of impact.

It has made real advances in reducing poverty but lies on the front line of impacts from climate change.

The thugs could see a line of impacts on the meat, but no appreciable damage.

The Executioner flung himself to the floor, and plaster spattered as a line of impacts tracked him along the wall.

Line of impact - It is the line which is common normal for surfaces are closest or in contact during impact.

These, as well as a full line of impact/hammer drills and wrenches, will be available in both brushed and brushless technologies in the coming months.

(OTC Bulletin Board: CHWD), announced today the addition of a rechargeable impact recorder to its existing line of impact recording devices.

For two- and three-dimensional collisions of rigid bodies, the velocities used are the components perpendicular to the tangent line/plane at the point of contact, i.e. along the line of impact.

The rechargeable impact recorder is manufactured by Impact-O-Graph, a division of CDC, and is a complementary product to CDC's line of impact recorders.

As the captain reached the end of the line of impacts, he saw the prince striding towards him, appropriated grenade launcher propped on his hip like a big game hunter surveying his kill.

Fitch barriers are often found in a triangular arrangement at the end of a guard rail between a highway and an exit lane (the area known as the gore), along the most probable line of impact.

Line of impact- Its the line along which 'e' is defined or in absence of tangential reaction force between colliding surfaces force of impact is shared along this line between bodies.

Two key strategies to lessen the risk were to place the orbiters on the opposite side of Mars at the time of the highest risk and to orient the orbiters so that their most vulnerable parts were not in the line of impact.