Sentence examples for tactics and technologies from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the tactics and technologies available to inside traders today are more sophisticated and more difficult both to detect and to prove.
What's in question is the employment of these tactics and technologies within our borders, against unknowing American citizens, creating a permanent state of war in what we might term the domestic theater.
The council said that its proposed guidelines for sexual offences aim to update the way the courts deal with 54 crimes, to take into account the tactics and technologies used by offenders, as well as the long-term damage done to a victim.
Yet it is not just distance that the Israelis have managed to overcome, but tactics and technologies as well.
The book's main strength is to show how the evolution of tactics and technology opened up the possibility of breaking out of the stalemate of trench warfare.
That is an extraordinary thing, arising out of the new tactics and technology in use in the American offensive against terrorists and their networks.
In another application of gaming technology, Defense Department programmers working in a strip mall near Fort Monroe, Va., have taken daily intelligence reports, surveillance data and satellite images from Iraq and Afghanistan to produce computer-generated simulations of the latest I.E.D. tactics and technology.
Tactics and technology complement each other, and there is no better period in history for studying their interrelationship than the shift from sail to steam in the 19th century.
A new American surveillance effort, called Project Eyes, is looking at a range of tactics and technology to try to detect and counter the increasingly deadly ambushes against forces in Iraq.
In 1991 American forces fought Iraq's army in open desert, using the tactics and technology they had developed to defeat Soviet tank armies on the plains of Europe.
The surveillance effort could include a range of tactics and technology, the officials said, including equipping remotely piloted Predator aircraft with special radar or sensors to help find homemade bombs or suspected guerrilla activity.
