Sentence examples for war techniques from inspiring English sources

Indian foods and herbs, articles of manufacture, methods of raising some crops, war techniques, words, a rich folklore, and ethnic infusions are among the more obvious general contributions of the Indians to their European conquerors.

Indian foods and herbs, articles of manufacture, methods of raising some crops, war techniques, words, and a rich folklore are among the more obvious general contributions of the Indians to their European conquerors.

The air war, now seven weeks old, has been waged using a pastiche of Civil War and Star Wars techniques.

B4 MILITARY TECHNOLOGY -- The air war in Afghanistan, which is being waged using a pastiche of Civil War and Star Wars techniques, demonstrates the advances in technology since the Persian Gulf war.

World War I actually saw little use of rocket weapons, despite successful French incendiary antiballoon rockets and a German trench-war technique by which a grappling hook was thrown over enemy barbed wire by a rocket with a line attached.

He has brought back many of the cold war espionage techniques he first learned as a young recruit in Leningrad's KGB spy school.

By the end, as we know, the Cold War brainwashing techniques of Room 101 have the lovers betraying each other and bowing to the state.

Because the training was developed during the cold war, the techniques later adopted by the C.I.A. and Special Operations officers in Iraq were based, at least in part, on how the Soviet Union and its allies were believed to treat prisoners.

"The design was something we adapted, through many prototypes, from the ornamental metal castings that were done by slaves and former slaves in Charleston and New Orleans before and after the Civil War — using techniques that had been developed much earlier in Benin and other African cultures.

Pentagon officials said that Mr. Kim's military carefully studied American war-fighting techniques in the 1991 gulf war, and "we saw adjustments in the way they did things after that, especially in the areas of camouflage and concealment," according to one Defense Department official.

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.