Sentence examples for accurate battle from inspiring English sources

In the latter scenarios, the enemy may frequently use specific electronic countermeasures (ECM) [2] to introduce false imagery into the radar-collected data to prevent accurate battle scene assessment.

Officials estimated 10,000 re-enactors were taking part in large-scale historically accurate battles organized by the Blue Gray Alliance, an association of re-enactment groups from around the United States.

So accurate is The Battle of Algiers that it has been shown within terrorist groups and military and police agencies as a training exercise.

Let's start with the good parts of this epic computer strategy game, which allows you to command legions of historically accurate soldiers in battles across ancient Rome.

He showed historically accurate scalpings in his battle scenes, but also added inaccurate accessories, like fringed shields and seashell necklaces.

As you'd imagine, there's copy of the Michael Caine classic Zulu!, famous for Sir Michael's catchphrase: "You were only supposed to blow the arms and legs off!" The centerpiece is a highly accurate reconstruction of the Battle Of Rorke's Drift (note British soldiers' valiant defence of gingerbread house).

For example, De Vries states that he wrote one of the most accurate accounts of the Battle of Crécy during the Hundred Years' War, including information that the archers were placed precariously behind the English and Welsh infantry, not on the flanks as others asserted.

The software is pretty accurate for "tight, sterile" battles, such as those involving tanks in deserts, says an intelligence official.

As mapping gets more accurate and sophisticated these battles may get more difficult.

The real question is whether we'll start hearing accurate reporting about these battles on Fox News itself, or whether they'll continue to allow Ailes to dictate what "news" will be read on the air.

The focus is the most accurate depiction of a gun battle on film.