Sentence examples for superiority division from inspiring English sources
Helms left NASA in 2002 to return to the Air Force, where she was named chief of the space superiority division of the Space Command in Colorado Springs.
But it wasn't the first instance of some claiming the division's superiority.
The superiority of CDMA over frequency division multiple access (FDMA) and time division multiple access (TDMA) led to its adoption by a number of carriers, despite the initial limited number of chip suppliers (Qualcomm) of CDMA modems.
It was the qualitative superiority of the German infantry divisions and the number of their armoured divisions that made the difference in 1939.
Reinforcement gave them a clear superiority in tank and infantry divisions, while the Allied Expeditionary Force had the bombardment power to devastate the Germans in their path.
It is ironic that the fiercest proponents of such indefensible divisions defend their "superiority" in the name of a God, who they claim to be compassionate and all loving.
When the opponent represents something called the United States Collegiate Athletic Assn., the matter of competitive superiority is hardly debatable for any NCAA Division I men's basketball program.
In Division Two, Warwickshire kept up their superiority against Kent in the title decider at Edgbaston.
They marched into the home ballparks of their main competition in the division — the entire league, perhaps — and asserted their superiority.
For Ann Hark, the plain sects and the other hoi polloi were Pennsylvania Dutch, while the true keepers of the culture were the Pennsylvania Germans, a nuanced distinction that was shaped by her personal construct of class and cultural divisions within the Pennsylvania Dutch world: a presumption of the fundamental superiority of the Moravian social circles in which she grew up.
On reaching the northern Bug River, the Polish Army was split into three divisions to hold the river defensive line weakening the Poles' point numerical superiority, against Kościuszko's counsel of a single strong, concentrated army.
