Sentence examples for subject gen from inspiring English sources

In his definitive recent field manual on the subject, Gen. David Petraeus stipulates that real counterinsurgency requires 20 to 25 troops for each thousand residents.

Using the metrics outlined in the sacred text on the subject, Gen. David Petraeus's field manual, we'd need a minimal force of 568,000 for Afghanistan's population of 28.4 million.

Sample pairs of left and right iris images of the IITDv1 database are depicted in Fig. 4. Table 1 Overview of employed databases, corresponding number of subjects, iris images, and the resulting number of genuine and impostor comparisons Set Database Subjects Images Gen. Imp.

The subject of the gens is discussed with great acuteness both by Niebuhr (Rom. Hist. vol. I) and by Malden (Hist. of Rome, published by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge).

His infinitely more articulate thoughts on the subject follow my Gen-Y friendly bullet points and snarky comments.

Among his subjects were Senator Barry Goldwater, Gen. Omar Bradley, George Bush and the Rev. Billy Graham.

A debate over this subject flared in May, when Gen. Eric K. Shinseki, then the Army chief of staff, said hundreds of thousands would be needed to secure Iraq after the war.

Hayes stated: "In the name of the people of the United States I accept this noble statue, so worthy of its subject, erected in honor of Gen. George H. Thomas by his comrades of the illustrious Army of the Cumberland".

In 1961 he moved to Spain and continued to paint socially prominent subjects, including the daughter of Gen. Francisco Franco.

They picked their own subjects, which included koala bears, Gen. George S. Patton, the Holocaust, penguins, Jesse Owens, chocolate, Queen Elizabeth I and the Great Wall of China.

Note that the subject of the GoPro video above is a Gen Zer.