Sentence examples for service warfare from inspiring English sources

Still resting on Cold War assumptions, the law made major inroads elevating joint over service warfare.

The deployment of wireless sensor networks and mobile ad-hoc networks in applications such as emergency services, warfare and health monitoring poses the threat of various cyber hazards, intrusions and attacks as a consequence of these networks' openness.

But he and other leaders also point out that the nature of military service and warfare has changed.

SOONER or later, almost every new technology is pressed into service in warfare, and that is likely to go for biotechnology too.

During World War I he served in the U.S. Army chemical warfare service.

Conant received A.B. and Ph.D. (1916) degrees from Harvard and, after spending a year in the research division of the chemical warfare service during World War I, returned to Harvard as instructor in chemistry.

A senior figure in Syria's chemical warfare services in Aleppo is set to announce his defection, according to the Syrian opposition.

Terrorism is the name of a style of warfare in service of a cause.

It has worked hard to refresh the online part of the game, in particular, for example by introducing a subscription service to augment Modern Warfare 3 and future games titled Call of Duty: Elite, which offers perks and rewards for committed players, integrates their gameplay with social media and makes it easier for them to play as "clans".

In response to a request from the Royal Navy for the service of American antisubmarine warfare ships in European waters, the United States Navy began sending destroyers eastward across the Atlantic.

Afterwards, McGeoch held various staff posts and commands, mostly in the submarine service, including director of underwater warfare and flag officer, submarines.