Katsura's third premiership lasted only seven weeks (December 1912 February 1913) and ended amidst riots against his oligarchic methods and his program for greater armaments.
By 1898, with the help of the Carnegie Corporation, no less than ten modern warships, including steel hulls and greater displacements and armaments, had transformed the United States into a legitimate naval power.
The elaboration of touch and vision supplements the senses of smell, hearing, and taste, providing the primate with a sensory armament of great range and flexibility.
These principles were followed into the mid-19th century, when changes in armaments necessitated greater depth defense than Vauban had provided for.
These principles were followed into the mid-19th century, when changes in armaments necessitated greater depth defence than Vauban had provided for.
The automotive industries of the other belligerents were smaller in scale, and their facilities for armaments manufacture were proportionately greater than in the United States or Great Britain.
He believed that the extent of the League's success in reducing armaments would be the greatest test of its credibility.
To the enormous benefit of gun lobbyists and armaments manufacturers, and to the great detriment of the public interest, many basic facts about the proliferation of firearms, and its effects on American society, remain obscured or unavailable.
It is probably the greatest concentration of modern armament the city has ever seen, and swarming over it in the morning was the greatest concentration of small boys we've ever seen.
The gun was designed and built under great secrecy by the firm Krupp, Germany's largest armaments manufacturer, in the years before the war for the sole purpose of overcoming modern Belgian and French forts built of reinforced concrete.
