The third variant contained a receptacle for a canister of tear gas between the barrels.

The police attempted to clear a path for their colleagues to leave the square, launching canisters of tear gas to try to disperse the crowd.

To regain control of the situation, the police forces reportedly fired canisters of tear gas into the crowd, something that caused a stampede.

He handed me a plastic container the size of a film canister, with a little spatula attached.

The film canister was again ejected successfully after the photographic phase and the capsule recovered by an aircraft.

The film canister accelerates quickly because it has very little mass.

The pervasive vinegary smell of rusting film canisters outside tells you that they once contained films that probably didn't make it, or were badly damaged at best.

Searchers have also recovered still-camera film canisters.

Cops found burnt clothes, a fuel canister, a rucksack and notes in the car park.

Over there, a half-empty fuel canister.

Biff accidentally hits the button that sends the fuel canister hurtling off into space.

The entire fusion fuel canister would need to be enveloped by fission energy, to both compress and heat it, as with the booster charge in a boosted primary.

Many commercial stoves also require special fuel canisters, adding to overall stove weight.

He fell ill again, underwent three tracheotomies and sometimes had to perform with an oxygen canister on stage.

The pictures show an intravenous drip next to the wooden dresser, along with a metal stand and oxygen canisters.

A purposely bittersweet title to pick when your house was full of oxygen canisters and medicine bottles.

High altitudes meant the pair, both experienced balloon pilots, used oxygen canisters for the last days of the flight, while subsisting on a diet of beef jerky and fruit.

The tubes in his nose are connected, via snaking thicker rubber tubes, to oxygen canisters; from room to room he discards one headset of rubber tubes for another.