Sentence examples for directions of attack from inspiring English sources
He also revised the deployment of the BPF to counter the new low-level tactics of the Japanese by stationing the battleships and cruisers more closely to the carriers, keeping the carriers closer together and positioning radar picket cruisers in the most likely directions of attack.
Dotted arrows represent directions of attacks that do not involve VMs.
When he applied directly to the United States military, Mr. Flanagan said, he finally received vital details like the direction of attack of the plane and wind conditions.
Central to these systems was the concept jū, from a Chinese character commonly interpreted as "gentle"—gentle, however, in the sense of bending or yielding to an opponent's direction of attack while attempting to control it.
His readiness to experiment with hitherto unimagined forms, wrought from unlikely materials, has established him as a one-man sculptural avant-garde, constantly capable of changing the method and direction of attack.
This positioning reflected the Naval General Staff's prediction of the most likely direction of attack by torpedo boats.
Three guns per side were situated to fire ahead as that was the most likely direction of attack by torpedo boats as anticipated by the Naval General Staff.
Admiral Burnett, commanding the three cruisers,, and escorting Convoy JW 55B, placed his ships between the convoy and Scharnhorsts expected direction of attack.
Despite this the four companies of 2nd Battalion began crossing separately, their way illuminated by Monty's moonlight (searchlights reflecting their light off the clouds overhead) and Bofors guns firing coloured tracer in the direction of attack.
It originates in the studies of a perpendicular flow around a cylinder [33] and is modified for different inflow directions (angles of attack) with regard to experimental data.
As the difference between executing an attack and a movement was the pressing of the joystick button, they were irked to find their characters frequently switching directions instead of attacking with a low slash.
