It has four Kongo-class destroyers with the Aegis battle-management system and standard missiles - similar to the aegis-equipped ships that form a key element of the US Navy's own anti-missile defences.
They can also be seen as a bridge to a better understanding of affiliative touch, the close form of caring touch that forms an essential element of social bonding and human development, especially of the immune system (Field 2003).
Moreover, the chapter explains the testing of engines and vehicles for noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) that forms a substantial element of vehicle development program.
Discrete hollows in the bar tops of the South Saskatchewan River are described that form a newly-recognized morphological element of sandy braided rivers.
Although rice is fundamental to Thai cuisine, the Thai have adopted many foods, such as noodles, that form a basic element of Chinese and Sino-Chinese cuisine.
In "A Life's Work" and "Aftermath," Cusk risked a form of exposure that has an element of indecency to it.
The arms and legs of this garment include inflating webbed panels that form the elements of a wing which dramatically improves the aerodynamics of a skydiver, providing a safe and extraordinary flight experience.
The active element of the transducer is a thin silicone-rubber film, with graphite powder electrodes on each side, that forms an array of bubble-like radiating elements.
Even amid all the accidents and changes in the world of space and time that Plato had emphasized, such forms provided an element of stability, because they made something the kind of thing it is and they guided its development toward an appropriate fulfillment.
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