This approach was necessitated by the limited depth of RSK territory and the lack of reserves available with which to counterattack (or block) breaches of its defensive line, which meant that the ARSK was unable to employ defence in depth tactics.
The youngish blonde in broderie anglaise frock hunched in a pose of mild distress does nothing to suggest the emotional depth of Robin Black's territory, nor the elegance with which she describes moments of reckoning for her characters – among them a blind girl who sees more than her parents imagine and the portrait painter coming to terms with mortality.
It's then it descends into the utter depths of 'Dad rap' territory without much hope of reprisal.
By the end of October 8, Egypt occupied a strip of territory along the entire east bank of the canal to a depth of approximately 15 km.
Since the group gained international attention following its rapid seizure of territory in Syria and Iraq in mid-2014, journandsts analystsysts have produced a huge amount of excellent, in-depth writing about it.
Or are Americans, as they have been in Kosovo and Bosnia and perhaps now in Afghanistan, turning away from the inconvenient realities of ethnic and religious differences, the depth of animosities, of struggles for power and territory?
The insula of Reil represents a large cortical territory buried in the depth of the lateral sulcus and subdivided into 3 major cytoarchitectonic domains: agranular, dysgranular, and granular.
The approach, he said, will give soldiers "great depth of knowledge, understanding, and much better intelligence access to the local people in those areas by owning, as it were, those chunks of territory".
The most important variables determining the occurrence of both species were water body fragmentation (landscape), vegetation density (territory) and water depth (at territory level for little crake, and at nest-site level for water rail).
Humans are animals of territory and place.
