Sentences with phrase «of bullet holes»
NC State research finds that the density of bones in the skull affects the size of bullet holes in the skull.
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When the damage site is larger — say, the size of a bullet hole — liquid compounds tend to leak out before they can form a seal.
A little girl named Katie (Emily Browning) appears to Epps, music begins to play out of nowhere, blood pours out of bullet holes in the swimming pool, and so on.
Combined with the extremely realistic animations and enemies spurting blood out of every bullet hole, this is not for the faint of heart.
Logic and reason, like everything else, are shot full of bullet holes.
One of the most visually striking pieces at the gallery is by British artist Piers Secunda, who creates moulds of bullet holes made by so - called Islamic State militants and casts them in replicas of ancient reliefs.
It was Collishaw's photograph of a bullet hole in the head, described in the catalogue as a «freeze frame», that inspired the title of the now infamous Freeze exhibition curated by Damien Hirst in 1988 which kick - started the YBAs.
Visitors will encounter Manders (2014), a silver jerrycan perforated with a spray of bullet holes; Transient Dimming (2013), a plastic kiddy pool flocked with grey fleece; and Separation Anxiety 04 and 05 (2014), a series of dented pillows cast in materials that include concrete and translucent glass.
PAOLA YACOUB, Cast of a bullet hole from a North / South wall situated on the Green Line, Beirut, 1995, wood paste.
A juror told the committee that she had to «live with daily thoughts of this crime: graphic coroner's photos of bullet holes through flesh, the bloody crime scene and chilling testimonies.»
A proof - of - concept study from North Carolina State University finds that the density of bones in the skull affects the size of bullet holes in the skull.
«We wanted to know if the bone density at the site of the wound makes a difference to the size of the bullet hole — and, if so, how that might affect any estimate of the bullet's caliber,» Ross says.
«Forensic research finds bone density affects size of bullet holes.»