Sentence examples for dimensions of war from inspiring English sources

"It's a vision of war that totally neglects the psychological and cultural dimensions of war," the officer said.

But it was nevertheless the infusion of ideology and nationalist commitment into warfare that marked one of the most significant dimensions of war's new character.

Enter the "non-kinetic" dimensions of war: closing off the communications links between leadership commands and operators at their bases; shutting down the electrical grid; even landing special operations commandos at North Korean facilities to take them over or destroy them.

Means and standard deviations illustrated the experiential severity of war exposure dimensions and PTSD symptom sub-scales, while Pearson correlations tested for the strength of association between dimensions of war exposures and PTSD symptom sub-scales.

Pearson's correlations were conducted to test for the strength of association between dimensions of war-related trauma exposures and the four sub-scales of PTSD symptoms.

The correlation between the four dimensions of war-related traumatic exposures and the cumulative experiential dimension is shown in Table 3.

David B.'s haunting graphic books "Epileptic" and "The Armed Garden" addressed the mythic dimension of war.

When he talks about the moral dimension of war, he is capable of both deep thoughtfulness and also ferocious aggression.

Lincoln understood well this new dimension of war: "In this age, in this country, public sentiment is everything," he remarked.

The hard-learned lesson: Defense concepts must consider social, economic and historical factors that constitute the human dimension of war.

We have no access to the religious dimension of war, and so no way to assess the inner dynamics of wars of identity.