BRL
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A former US Army research center that studied weapons and how bullets and shells move when fired
- proper noun
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BRL
- The BRL played a key role in developing new artillery systems for the US Army.
Examples
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Many important advances in computing were made at the BRL during the mid-20th century.
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After the war, several scientists joined the BRL to continue their research.
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The BRL was instrumental in developing advanced weaponry.
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Many scientists worked at the BRL during its peak years.
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The BRL was known for its groundbreaking research in ballistics throughout the 20th century.
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During its operation, the BRL was a hub for innovative studies on weapon systems.
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The legacy of the BRL continues to influence current military technologies and strategies.
Surface Forms
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Etymology
BRL is an acronym from the first letters of Ballistic Research Laboratory, much like FBI or NASA. It was the United States Army lab that studied weapons and ballistics, so BRL names that research place.
