Sentence examples for organization and techniques from inspiring English sources

The first was "Vietcong: The Organization and Techniques of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam" (M.I.T., 1966).

All of the advances in industrial and commercial life, science and technology, and particularly political and military organization and techniques that had occurred in Europe since the Reformation were simply unknown to the Ottomans.

The new weapons and operational doctrines that is, the combination of organization and techniques embodied in the armoured division on land or the carrier task force at sea were tested in World War II.

His 1966 volume, "Viet Cong: The Organization and Techniques of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam," established his credentials as a scholar on the then still-unfolding war.

As government investigators unearth more details of the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, it appears that in many matters of organization and technique the hijackers went by the book.

B1 BY THE BOOK -- As investigators unearth more details of the Sept. 11 attacks, it appears that in many matters of organization and technique the hijackers followed "Military Studies in the Jihad Against the Tyrants," a kind of terrorist handbook.

They built modern party organizations and techniques of interest mediation and accommodation.

The ways of working, the inventiveness that creates a new mode of organization and new techniques behind the camera, are reflected in the originality of the film itself.

We identify the important factors for an efficient multi-disk searching of multi-dimensional data and develop secondary storage organization and retrieval techniques that directly address these factors.

Many farmers and analysts expect the sector to remain strong in coming years, helped by increased public awareness of environmental and potential health benefits, better organization and production techniques, new demand from emerging markets and those periodic public scares attending events like the recent nuclear plant radiation leaks in Japan.

Unlike the power structures in the 18th and 19th centuries, military organizations, equipment, and techniques varied widely in the medieval period: the pikemen of Swiss villages were quite different from the mounted chivalry of western Europe, who in turn had little in common with the light cavalry of the Arabian heartland.