Later, the use of massed infantry came into favor and swords became the chief weapon, followed eventually by firearms introduced from Europe (or from China, depending on the source you read).
The use of massed voices for unaccompanied passages, such as the beginning of the ode, and later on with orchestral accompaniment and the collaboration of soprano and contralto soloists, affords ample evidence of Mahler's deep understanding of choral effects and techniques.
The next year a massed attack, using hundreds of rockets, burned most of Copenhagen to the ground.
The lightly armed and armoured IB performed adequately in these campaigns because it was used in massed formations and because opposing forces made poor use of antitank weapons.
Intervention: 2 groups (n=4) were treated using key CILT principles: massed practice, constraint of other communication modalities, and forced use of language through the application of visual barriers in a supported environment; 2 groups (n=5) were treated using a traditional approach, which encouraged all modes of communication: verbal and nonverbal.
There's something thrilling about her use of harmonies, as on the opening Like the Morning Dew: massed, multi-tracked vocals suddenly crash into sparsely furnished songs.
Its tactical and strategic doctrines, including a tacit agreement for the first use of theater nuclear weapons, were designed to counter the threat of a Soviet invasion by massed, highly mechanized infantry, spearheaded by rapidly moving armored divisions.
Theo Osterkamp pointed to the massed formations used by the British (Big Wing), and put their use down to the ineffectiveness of the 15 September raids.
We show that massed training using alternating visible and hidden training trials generates robust short-term working and long-term reference memories in rats.
