"The main thing going into this week is our defensive structures and getting that right, and defensively you are on the money for every second of the game, which we weren't on Saturday and that cost us two tries.
Biofilms are defensive structures.
(The towers were built along the coastline as defensive structures during the Napoleonic wars).
In 2003 the ancient city and its numerous defensive structures were made a World Heritage site.
"We did a lot of contact work and spent a lot of time on our defensive structures and systems.
The defensive structures and offensive moves had been unknown to him, and soon he would forget them, but this week he wanted to understand them and passionately cared that they were clear.
The Peel Tower, from Cue for Treason by Geoffrey Trease The peel towers were built in the north of England as defensive structures during the wars against the Scots.
He showed understanding of modern defensive structures built quickly of simple materials in complex profiles that offered minimum vulnerability to attackers and maximum resistance to cannon and other artillery.
The inevitable flurry of replacements around the hour mark, fitter, stronger, faster players from one to 15 and better organised defensive structures all contribute but the lineout, of which there were 352 in the Six Nations at an average of 23 per match, becomes one of the few opportunities from which to launch an attack.
In making the designation, President Clinton described the fortresses, Castle Williams and Fort Jay, as "two of the finest types of defensive structures" used by the American military before the Civil War, according to the proclamation, which he signed Friday night.
Particularly fascinating were the thousands of little nuraghi around Sardinia –defensive structures made of piled round stones that reminded me of plates of Ferrero Rocher chocolates at the ambassador's reception (the place to go nuraghi spotting is the Unesco-listed village Barumini, easily driveable from Cagliari).
