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...erspective for East European Developments." In: ''Journal of Political and Military Sociology'', Vol. 19 (Winter):217-231.</ref> has taken on a new form called [[Category:Sociological terminology]] ...

...used with radar data to aim guns, missiles, and torpedoes associated with military air traffic control and waterway management. Modern civilian air traffic and military combat systems depend upon a custom track algorithms used with [[real-time ...

...ef>DeVries, 130.</ref> Torsion machines in particular were used heavily in military campaigns. [[Philip V of Macedon]], for example, used torsion engines durin ...132; Chevedden, 137.</ref> The Greeks and Romans, with advanced methods of military supply and armament, were able to readily produce the many pieces needed to ...

[[Strafing]] is the military practice of attacking ground targets from low-flying aircraft using aircraf [[Category:Video game terminology]] ...

legitimate children, then became a 'social bandit' chief and gained the military prowess to lead and save his nation.{{sfn|Niditch|2007|p=184}} Faced with a Numbers 21:2–3; the terminology at Deuteronomy 13:16).{{sfn|Niditch|2007|p=185}} However, in this case, Jep ...

The typical terminology of the [[Rubin causal model]] is used to measure the LATE, with units index ...compliers are those who were induced by the draft lottery to serve in the military. If the research interest is on how to compensate those involuntarily taxed ...

--The [[Flag terminology|canton]] (upper corner on the hoist side) originated from the "[[Blue Sky w == Military flags == ...

...AAAAMAAJ | access-date=2022-01-23 | page=}}</ref> This is commonly used in military [[aerial reconnaissance]], using photographs taken from [[reconnaissance ai [[File:Sketch diagram of remote sensing terminology 4 1 2.jpg|thumb|Figure 5: The principle of scale of aerial photographs<ref ...

...onally accepted definition of what constitutes terrorism. IEP accepts the terminology and definitions agreed to by the authors of the GTD, the [[National Consort {{Military country lists}} ...

...d in 1917. At the age of 34, Eddington was eligible to be drafted into the military, but his exemption from this was obtained by his university on the grounds ...ness of the Sun, would become visible during the moment of [[Solar eclipse#Terminology for central eclipse|totality]] when the Moon covered the solar disc. A diff ...

...oxide]] metabolic product. Rebreather diving is practiced by recreational, military and scientific divers in applications where it has advantages over open cir ...scuba]];<ref name="popmech-dec06-58"/> this can conceal [[military diving|military divers]] and allow divers engaged in [[marine biology]] and [[underwater ph ...

In 1978, the United States military launched the first satellites to enable the modern [[Global Positioning Sys ...phy.<ref name="Tambassi" /><ref name="Li2021"/> Some of the discrepancy in terminology is due to different cultures and languages having their own method of organ ...

==Terminology and etymology== ...als. This is what it says|last=Tilghman|first=Andrew|date=9 July 2016|work=Military Times|access-date=11 May 2019|location=Virginia}}</ref> ...

...the constraining part.<ref>{{Citation | title = Helical Compression Spring Terminology | url = http://www.masterspring.com/technical_resources/helical_compression ...rties have made carbon fiber very popular in aerospace, civil engineering, military, and motorsports, along with other competition sports. However, they are re ...

This terminology was introduced into English either as "geodesic line" or as "geodetic line" ...A Course of Mathematics in Three Volumes Composed for the Use of the Royal Military Academy | volume = 3 ...

...ergence.pdf "Electromagnetic Emergence in Metamaterials: Deconstruction of terminology of complex media"] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120225062 ...ehold microwave ovens ([[ISM band|~2.45]]&nbsp;[[GHz]], 12.23&nbsp;cm) and military [[radars]] (~10&nbsp;GHz, 3&nbsp;cm). At demonstrated frequencies, pulses o ...

=== Controversial terminology === ...erminology is analogous to the [[HSAB theory|"hard acid" and "soft base"]] terminology sometimes used to refer to the behaviour of metal ions in inorganic systems ...

...ng native biodiversity and ecosystem integrity in rivers. The concepts and terminology vary across countries，such as minimum flow, environmental flow regime, envi ...River Restoration |url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/44530533 |journal=The Military Engineer |volume=93 |issue=613 |pages=27–28 |jstor=44530533 |issn=0026-3982 ...

...wanwitsch]]''', entomologist, applied colour patterns of insect wings to [[military camouflage]] during World War II ...theory]] and [[number theory]], introduced much of the modern mathematical terminology and notation ([[mathematical function]], [[Euler's number]], [[Euler diagra ...

...c coordinates and conserved momenta|ignorable coordinates]] (following the terminology of E. T. Whittaker). Such coordinates are associated with conserved momenta ...ers pouring money and expertise into a very well built system designed for military reasons (after the Mutiny of 1857), and with the hope that it would stimula ...