Sentence examples for techniques of war from inspiring English sources

To understand the renewed popularity of killing sick people in hospital beds, it's not enough to point – as MSF does – to the new techniques of war, such as drones and special forces.

Increasingly interested in the techniques of war, he took a keen interest in the events of World War I, but also began to develop a sense of solidarity with workers.

The chapter defines that hackers commonly use the technique of War Driving to test wireless networks.

These targets can be destroyed using fewer and larger explosive warheads than would be the case in the "scatter" or "carpet" bombing techniques of World War II.

The tools and techniques of pre-war cavalry often seemed inadequate, resulting in a steep learning curve that was costly in men and supplies.

What was needed for this task was someone well-trained in the techniques of the cold war.

She references the book Thought Reform and the Psychology of Totalism by psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton and cites his research on indoctrination techniques experienced by prisoners of war during the Korean War.

Attention to the survey's archival record suggests that both left their mark on the survey's design and findings, and that Zuckerman negotiated these interests in ways that drew upon the concerns and techniques of Zuckerman's previous war research.

"What we were exploring, with the soundrama technique, was recreating the sounds of war," said Pankov.

This chapter also examines the emergence and threat of "war driving" technique and how it is usually the first step in an attack on wireless networks.

Biber imitates the sounds of war with percussive techniques: the violinists tap their instruments with their fingers, and the cellists hit their strings with their bows.