Sentence examples for making troop from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a distributed smooth time-varying feedback control law for coordinating motions of multiple nonholonomic mobile robots of the Hilare-type to capture/enclose a target by making troop formations.

I read online that camouflage cover-ups may soon be superseded by a 3-D digital light projection, as a way of making troops invisible without requiring specific clothing.

Heavy snows and freezing temperatures make troop movements virtually impossible.

The other major candidates should have the right to make troop withdrawals, too, if they wish.

But American officials hope President Nicolas Sarkozy of France will be able to make troop decisions after important regional elections in March.

These specially directed measures were accompanied by more general ones: the Dutch had posted no less than 32 hospital ships throughout the country and fifteen trains to help make troop movements easier.

"I will do everything in my power to make troops like Matthew my priority," the president wrote.

Jointness is a terrific idea, which can save a lot of money and make troops more effective on the battlefield.

They would rather make troops available as props in gung-ho videos than available to explain how the commanders let Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda leaders escape or targeted the wrong villages.

Beyond the email, the extent to which MoveOn will organize its vast resources to make troops escalation in Afghanistan politically untenable for the president -- and congressional Democrats -- remains to be seen.

Build a barracks or ore refinery, refinery makes cash and barracks makes troops, either way you have to build them.