Sentence examples for dynamic strikes from inspiring English sources

Dynamic strikes were against targets of opportunity.

Sands claimed that it was likely that as many as 80% of the Saudi airstrikes were not planned, but were ad hoc so-called "dynamic" strikes.

But about two-thirds of all strikes, and most of the attacks late in the war, were another sort: dynamic strikes.

"As they start moving in, we're doing some more dynamic strikes" in Falluja, Lt Gen Charles Q Brown Jr told reporters on Thursday, indicating that the war above Falluja had progressed beyond attacks aimed at facilitating Iraqi ground entry to the city.

According to multiple Western defense and diplomatic officials, dynamic strikes make up the majority of aerial assaults launched by the coalition.

Dynamic strikes are said to be conducted at a different location from planned strikes and are completely separate from the joint planning cell.

Significant differences in required jettison forces were also associated with the type impact (static push versus a dynamic strike) placed on the window.

The other variety is a contingent or "dynamic" strike, which is based on real-time emerging intelligence from the air or the ground.

The Wahijah attack, for example, would make more sense if it were a dynamic strike: a group of Houthi fighters are seen by the coalition, enter and leave the village as large numbers of people converge on the two wedding tents.

A second issue is the dynamic strike-counterstrike interplay between cells in which RNAi serves to combat viruses and viruses evade RNAi to successfully replicate in cells [ 45].

Chang, a diminutive, dynamic firebrand, struck everyone as a natural choice for such an ensemble.