The flame fougasse remains in army field manuals as a battlefield expedient to the present day.
The flame fougasse has remained in army field manuals as a battlefield expedient to the present day.
Army body composition standards are based upon validated criteria; however, certain field-expedient methodologies (e.g., weight-for-height, body mass index [BMI]) may disqualify individuals from service who may otherwise excel on physical performance and military-relevant tasks.
While fletchings improve the arrow's flight, they are not necessary for a field-expedient weapon.
According to TIGHAR, the patch was placed where a window had been, an "expedient field modification," before her plane disappeared over the Pacific on July 2.
In many cases, field calibration methods are expedients designed to determine not the absolute accuracy of the measurement but the repeatability of the measurement.
However, this concern is reduced by the study design and expedient analysis.
He knew that theater is a totally expedient art.
There, she earned a place on the university football team "by the simple expedient of standing on the field and refusing to move off, since there wasn't a women's competition".
The study of mechanical systems with uncertain parameters is gaining increasing interest in the field of system analysis to provide an expedient model for the prediction of the system behavior.
