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Synonomous with "Beauford". Any racer who goes very fast, with very fast equipment. Ballistic can refer to either the driver or the equipment, or both.
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| ballistics |
The science of projectiles in motion. Divided into three categories: interior ballistics
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a rapid series of related movements, such as saccadic movements of the eyes, set into motion by one complex command from the brain, with no feedback on individual segments before the entire series is finished.
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| ballistics |
The study of the motion of projectiles. In the case of guns, it refers to all factors that affect the bullet, including the velocity, trajectory, size of load, rifling, and more. Each weapon has its own unique "ballistic signature," which leaves markings on the bullets. This allows police laboratories to determine whether two bullets were fired from the same weapon.
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is when the athlete
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