Sentence examples for the logisticians from inspiring English sources
noun
A person involved with logistics.
DOHA, Qatar — THERE are many players in a protest — the sign makers, the rabble rousers, the logisticians.
Jackson says that the logisticians "pulled their rabbits out of the hat", despite the short period they had to work with.
As the logisticians wrestle with how to feed, house and transport all the troops on the move, combat commanders say they are preparing to ensure that the frontline-unit transition is seamless.
The Bonhomme Richard's helicopters roared off the deck and buzzed around the Concord like flies; in several hours of feverish and noisy activity, they moved tons of rice, water, and other goods into the Bonhomme Richard's hold — the kind of oceangoing resupply, independent of a host nation, envisioned by Sea Power 21. "The heroes are the logisticians," Ames told me.
It is harder for a customs official to hold out for a bribe when the system is computerised and tracked by a logistics company's bar code although not impossible: in grubbier ports, officials sometimes hold cargo to ransom by refusing to press the return key on the keyboard.But if the logisticians are to make headway, African governments must also do their part.
The carpenters significantly outperformed the logisticians in all parts of the test.
All the more reason, they say, to appreciate this demonstration of the logistician's art.
Probably even harder than being the logistician was being the banker.
"I was really glad not to be the logistician on this," he said.
A last effort by the battered network of Salah Abdeslam, the logistician for last year's Paris attacks who was arrested in Brussels on Friday?
If only they had paid more attention to their story, a tepid affair centered on the jailhouse interrogation of Eichmann Thomas Kretschmannn), the logistician of the Holocaust, by a young Israeli policeman, Avner Less (Troy Garity), before Eichmann's 1961 war-crimes trial.
