The eastern front, with its vast plains, mountains and marshes, had little entrenchment compared with the west.
The Linkuva fort became the most modern entrenchment, equipped with electricity, sewerage, and casemates for a garrison of 1,000 personnel.
Do managers seek control of the firm, or the level of ownership consistent with entrenchment?
Dam removal altered the fluvial landscape of North America, inducing sediment evacuation and entrenchment in concert with widespread reduction in the wetlands environments.
Yet, the conference also revealed the backlash from the patriarchal entrenchment in academia, with numerous stories of male faculty squashing the multi-disciplinary approach.
These analyses are necessary because the key predictions of the pre-emption and entrenchment hypothesis increasing unacceptability with increasing frequency of pre-empting/entrenching forms relate only to ungrammatical forms, and hence only to zero verbs.
These norms are sustained, in part, by their entrenchment within a legal system that links liability to duties and duties with norms of responsibility.
More indicators (even in fitting Figure 1 style models) do not necessarily mean better latents, they mean more entrenched latents – where the entrenchment is provided by the indicators, with the possible sacrifice of appropriate latent-level causal connectivity.
He argues that entrenchment, or the frequency with which a linguistic element has been used with a certain communicative function, is an important constraint on the development of children's later syntactic knowledge.
These include the risk of potentially conflicting local priorities resulting in insufficient drive and funding for such developments, problems with systems interoperability, and failure to share lessons learnt with consequent entrenchment of local work practices rather than the original vision to "transform" healthcare nationally.
