M-1

Examples

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• f = g(m1*m2/r2) would not be discovered and enshrined in the knowledge of humanity until much later.

  Blog text (2)

• To accidentally be run over by an M-1 A1 Abrams tank.

  Blog text (25)

• At 12:24 PM, the thirteen members of Troop G simultaneously turned, aimed their M-1 rifles, and opened fire on the crowd of unarmed students.

  Academic text (2000)

• The different definitions of money—M0, M1, and so on, up to M4—are abracadabra to most people.

  Academic text (2001)

• Look carefully, and one will see that the Marine Raiders were armed with '03 Springfields while the Marines on Guadalcanal carried M-1s and carbines.

  Blog text (11)

• The collision problem for a function F is to find two distinct integers m0 and m1 such that F(m0) = F(m1).

  Academic text (1997)

• The VAS ratings of the accuracy of children's speech were predicted most strongly by a spectral property of their fricatives, the first spectral moment (m1).

  Academic text (2012)

• It seems trivial to say, but I was most pleased to see that the Marines were armed with the Garand semi-automatic rifle called the .30 caliber M-1 during most of the Pacific conflict.

  Blog text (11)

• The soldiers were trained to operate the M-1 rifle in various combat scenarios.

• During World War II, the M-1 Garand was the standard issue for American troops.

Synonyms

M

M-1 rifle

vsM-1

1 7.5

A U.S. military semiautomatic rifle used in World War II and the Korean War

is the formal designation including exact active years

G

Garand

vsM-1

1 9.1

A semi-automatic military rifle the U.S. used in World War II and the Korean War

is the official model name with precise service date range

G

Garand rifle

vsM-1

7.0

A US rifle that automatically loads the next bullet, used in World War II and the Korean War

is the wider technical label for that same service model

Surface Forms

Etymology