Some experts say that it appears the F-117 may have flown on autopilot after the pilot ejected, and made a more or less controlled landing, pancaking into a field.
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The public also learned some unfamiliar engineering terms like " progressive collapse, " the pancaking of floors on top of one another, and " eutectics " among others.
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The roof was ripped off the " E " building, and debris and suction created by the wind caused the top floor to collapse, pancaking several floors below in a domino effect.
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Why not a tank full of water ( full means no sloshing ) instead of a hunk of concrete ( which is not so good for extinguishing fires, but would only contribute to pancaking ).
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That stipulation led to a practice known as " pancaking, " where legislators sometimes accepted multiple $ 500 checks that, while written by different individuals, came from people or companies closely associated.
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There are flexible elastic pouch belts available for extreme physical activity but some of these require the pouch to be worn sideways so it does not fill properly and the tight fit causes pancaking of the effluent.
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"They couldn't do anything because of the pancaking effect and the fact that there were all of these cars teetering on the edge at the top, as well as all the other debris.
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"They couldn't do anything because of the pancaking effect and the fact that there were all of these cars teetering on the edge at the top, as well as all the other debris ."
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Later this summer Terry Nichols is expected to stand trial on the same indictment that accused him, McVeigh " and others unknown " of ripping the face off the Murrah Federal Building and pancaking its floors on those inside.
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That, essentially, was the recommendation Cup star Rusty Wallace made after pancaking his No . 2 Miller Lite Ford Thunderbird in Turn 4 of the 1.5-mile TMS tri-oval during the inaugural Interstate Batteries 500 on April 6.
