Sentence examples for equipment captured from inspiring English sources

His vast inventory included 90percentt of the equipment captured from the Spanish after the Spanish-American War; pieces of chain from the American Revolution; a cannon from the Battle of Yorktown; and original battle flags from the Civil War.

From those positions, Isis is believed to take back US provided equipment captured from the Iraqi army, as well as to transit fighters, supplies and money across a border it has declared ceases to exist.

If anything, the caliphate appears to have had a significant military upgrade, judging from reports of the quantity of US-made equipment captured from the fleeing Iraqi government forces.

A sign of the military professionalism of Isis is the speed with which they learned to use captured US tanks, artillery and other heavy equipment captured after the fall of Mosul on 10 June.

He said that in the course of the assault, eavesdropping equipment captured the fighters' conversations and they discussed calling local authorities and telling them there were civilian casualties, so that they would prevail on the coalition to stop shooting.

As well as terrifying its opponents by publicising its own atrocities, Isis had developed an effective cocktail of tactics that includes suicide bombers, mines, snipers and use of US equipment captured from the Iraqi army such as Humvees, artillery and tanks.

For an hour, with digital video equipment capturing a panoramic view of the classroom, Ms. Maher taught her students the Pythagorean theorem.

The filmmakers, working with newly available lightweight equipment, capture the action with agility and concentration, but their method is not that of the self-effacing fly on the wall: the subjects are aware of the camera, and, far from censoring themselves, they expose their machinations and emotions with a self-aware sincerity and perform with a confessional and confrontational daring.

OSCEs are used to assess the student's ability to correctly use the ultrasound equipment, capture a pre-determined series of images, and identify structures in the images.

Davis' technique is non-invasive and does not require specialist camera equipment, although higher-quality equipment captures more detail.

Sgt. Dan Gomez said the LAPD looked at factors such as camera battery life, video storage capabilities and how well the equipment captures video.