ballistician造句

• After several years as a Control Systems Designer and Analyst, Tory transferred to the Propulsion Department where he became a ballistician and ordnance engineer.
• Described as an eminent " physicist, ballistician, philosopher and psychologist ", de Selby is known for his paradoxically non-scientific beliefs and personality.
• A new " Spitzgescho?" aerodynamic bullet, credited to an independent ballistician Arthur Gleinich, was tested in 1902 and officially adopted on 3 April 1903.
• In the early 1990s British fieldsports author and ballistician Colin McKelvie had a custom rifle built on a BRNO CZ Magnum action, with a . 244in Border Barrel with a 1 : 7 fast twist.
• Of course I'm not a lawyer or a ballistician, plus it's a small photo and I have uncorrected vision, etc .  CharlotteWebb 19 : 07, 6 October 2008 ( UTC)
• During all of that time, he was always a desk worker, not involved with actually handling explosives or flammable chemicals, etc . He was a world-renowned ballistician _ not a hands-on chemist.
• In addition to Hill, who at this time headed NACA's Pilotless Aircraft Division, the " great men " listed by Dr Robert F Brodsky of Sandia Labs in his memoir were Jack Northrop ( founder of Northrop Aircraft ), George Schairer ( Chief of aerodynamics at Boeing ), Ira H . Abbott ( " a legendary engineer " ), Ed Heinemann ( Chief engineer Douglas Aircraft ), Dr . Alex Charters ( " a famous ballistician " ), Al Sibilia ( Vought aircraft chief of aerodynamics ), Dr . Charles Poor ( Chief Scientist Army's Ballisic Research Laboratory ), and " several other distinguished engineers ".