Sentence examples for developing a tactic from inspiring English sources

The Army somehow stole the secret of magnetic recording from the Germans and was developing a tactic known as "sonic deception," which meant broadcasting sounds to the enemy to trick it into thinking that a battalion of tanks was headed its way.

In developing a tactic to characterize the MEND pathway in cardiac myocytes, we chose to focus on Na/K pumps.

It can be used to instantly win the point or force return errors, but increasingly, the serve is used to develop a tactic called Serve + 1.

As a school debater he developed a tactic of intimidating opponents by arriving at contests pushing a trolley laden with files (it is claimed that most of the files were filled with blank notecards).

"After a dozen such revenge attacks, the army has developed a tactic that takes into account media coverage of the event," Amos Harel, the military correspondent for Haaretz, wrote this week.

In this article, we will explore the case of the Catalu shipyard which screens the Whorcop project and then develops a tactic to win the bid.

During this period the Allied squadrons developed a tactic of sending two 'outriders' ahead of the main body of the patrol; these aircraft were manned by experienced aircrew and penetrated into fjords in search of shipping which might not be spotted by the other aircraft.

Studies continue with the hope of developing a viable tactic for the preventive intervention of the AIDS pandemic.

As Cardona came of age as a petty criminal, a brash new cartel, the Zetas, was asserting itself in Mexico's drug economy and developing a reputation for tactics of unparalleled cruelty.

They must at least hint at progress, provide evidence that they are developing a team and tactics that can compete at the World Cup.

Male redback spiders at risk of being cannibalised by their sex partners have developed a survival tactic: mating only with females too young to eat them.