Sentence examples for warrior system from inspiring English sources

They wore an unconventional assortment of night-vision goggles, miniature computers and communications gear, a prototype of what the Army calls its Land Warrior system.

He formerly worked as the Chief Architect for Warrior Systems at General Dynamics on the first deployed wearable computing platform for soldiers called the Land Warrior System. .

Perhaps most importantly for this discussion, women have always played an essential role in the warrior system.

But in October, after a series of feisty debate performances, his poll numbers started improving; in late November he was endorsed by the New Hampshire Union Leader, the state's largest newspaper; and by the time he arrived at L-3 Warrior Systems he was leading in the national polls.

In their heyday those two were warriors, system-builders and intellectual adventurers on a grand scale.

To protect themselves, companies should route any web traffic of their road warriors through systems "that check what's going out, and ensure no malicious stuff is going in".

Immunologist Patrick Blanco of the University of Bordeaux in France and colleagues wondered whether another platelet link could stem from a rare kind of immune system warrior known as a plasmacytoid dendritic cell (pDC).

As tacky and thuggish as it might be, Trump plays the hero to people that the wise warriors of the system have abandoned.

The ordinance required that peasants remain in villages and not flee to cities; it also forbade artisans and merchants from residing in villages, thus extending Nobunaga's attempt to separate warriors and farmers into a social-class system of warriors, farmers, artisans, and merchants.

I also tapped security gurus like Dan Farmer (author, inventor of SATAN, Barrett Lyonn (anti-DDoS warrior, hero of Fatal System Error), and Richard Clarke (author, top cyber intelligence officer in the White House and State Department).

There's not much that could cause this kind of lung damage except an invasion of T lymphocytes (the immune system's "warrior cells"), he says, and Polack found no evidence of that.