Sentence examples for mixed battery from inspiring English sources

This invokes a lost father's memory and – deploying a mixed battery of stanzas and metres – leads it gently back to D-Day and the aftermath, when "fear, grief, boredom, pain/ have found out how to fade/ into the later life he made".

A battleship entering service in 1900 typically mounted a mixed battery of four heavy (11- to 13.5-inch) guns in two twin turrets, about a dozen secondary guns of six to nine inches, and small, fast-firing guns of three inches or less for beating off torpedo-boat attacks.

Kinetic tests were initially conducted with the mixed battery powder.

These were heavily armored ships, mounting a mixed battery of guns in turrets, and without sails.

To assess this we recorded multiple measures concurrently in a cohort of infants aged 10.5 16.5 months while they viewed a mixed battery of videos and cognitive tasks lasting approximately 20 min per infant.

By 1904 studies reinforced by battle experience in the Spanish-American and Russo-Japanese wars indicated that fire from large guns at longer ranges was more effective than mixed-battery fire closer in.

The maximum tonnage limit was set at 16000 LT, the same weight as the mixed-battery Connecticut class of two years prior, in an attempt to stem the rising displacement and accompanying costs—of the Navy's new capital ships.

Existing features of the iPad mini 3 still impress here, too, including its 10-hour mixed use battery life, and its Wi-Fi and cellular performance (though it misses out on improvements made to each in the iPad Air 2).

Here we recorded heart rate, electrodermal activity (EDA), pupil size, head movement velocity and peripheral accelerometry concurrently while a cohort of 37 typical 12-month-old infants completed a mixed assessment battery lasting approximately 20 min per participant.

The wearable is set for an official unveiling Monday, but Gurman's report highlights some heretofore unknown features from sources with hands-on experience, including longer continuous and mixed-use battery life, on-demand heart rate monitoring, a fully independent and customizable Notification Center and Bluetooth audio accessory connectivity.

In a December 1902 paper written for President Theodore Roosevelt, he argued for greatly increasing the size of current battleships, although he also supported retaining mixed main batteries.