Sentence examples for naval development from inspiring English sources

It is out of the question of course that Modern Weekly would carry out an unauthorized examination of China's naval development, which would be deemed a state secret.

In a recent issue of Mr. Shao's Modern Weekly, there was a two-page spread on what the magazine called "India's Secret Submarine," all by way of reporting on India's naval development over the past decade or so.

Traditional fishing boats operate in near-shore waters but, during the late Middle Ages and early Modern period, fishing on the open sea particularly cod became important to the economic and naval development of Northern Europe, New England, and Canada.

It was the defeated Germans who came up with the blitzkrieg, and it was the world's greatest naval power, the smug British, that missed the two critical naval developments of World War II -- the threat of submarines and the possibilities of the aircraft carrier.

Mr. Pope was arrested along with a colleague, Daniel H. Kielly, 68, of Penn State University's Applied Research Laboratory, where Mr. Pope also worked on projects related to naval weapons development.

The battle had a wider impact on naval weapons development because Blanco Encalada was the first ironclad warship sunk by a self-propelled torpedo.

The SOPAC representatives indicated they would not be able to supply troops or materials in the early stages, so it was resolved SWPA would also undertake the initial stages of naval base development.

Among the stacks were manuals and designs for power systems on U.S. Navy ships and concepts for new naval technologies under development.

As wartime commander in chief he was hampered by the refusal of Congress to heed pleas for naval and military development and made the initial error of entrusting army command to aging veterans of the Revolution.

The SAR program was the first production naval reactor developed by General Electric for the U.S. Navy, and GE used this SAR experience for the High Power Reactor (HPR) program that led to the development of the D1G and D2G naval reactors used on the,, California, and Virginia classes of nuclear-powered surface ships.

(For the development of naval aviation, see United States Navy, The).