Sentences with phrase «us military using»

In the military they use discipline to get you into the receptive mode so that you can learn.

«Future military uses of Chabahar by India can not be ruled out,» said Brewster.

Newcon Optik, meanwhile, manufactures electro - optical products, like night - vision equipment and laser rangefinders, primarily for military use.

Soldiers fighting in World War II were the first patients to receive the flu vaccine when it was approved for military use in 1945 and civilian use was approved the following year.

South Korea's military used the software on its military computers, but the North Koreans still shouldn't have been able to get in because Seoul keeps its internet, or outwardly connected network, separate from its intranet, or private network.

These devices, priced at thousands of dollars each, have also seen military use in Afghanistan and Iraq, even though they've been shown, under lab conditions, to be useless.

The official declined to elaborate, but experts say providing the $ 930 Samsung phone could violate U.N. sanctions that ban the sale of luxury items and electronics with a potential «dual» commercial and military use.

GCS makes an advanced chip with military uses.

That is why police and the military use higher caliber weapons.

Assault weapon was a term defined in 1994 and doesn't follow the same defintion the military uses.

If a new leader were to arise elsewhere bent on world domination, would an effort to convert a shrinking industrial base to military use be sufficient to carry the day against such a determined enemy?

The U.S. could take stronger initiative in the global development of nuclear power; we are regarded as the creators of atomic energy, but so far military uses have been more impressive than peaceful ones.

i am DEFINITELY in favor of US Military using drones.

However, Isle Petit Anses salt deposits became a primary focal point of war efforts in the tug - of - war between the North and the South where salt was a vital commodity for civilian and military uses.

The company also envisions printing food for military use, which could cut down on supply runs.

Martial art historically means that it was developed for military use.

Between the military using games to recruit / train (which, incidentally was never any kind of secret), and «all those war / shoot em up vid games are funded by the Pentagon.»

These buckles are designed for military use and have passed stringent strength, heat and burn resistance tests, making them one of the best on the market.

When this was written, India's first PNE was viewed by the international community as a lesson learned; it was clearly an example of sensitive technology and nuclear material for peaceful purposes being diverted towards military use.

Ironically enough, the issue of «nuclear security» should be viewed as a consequence of the failure of the existing nuclear regime, proven to be incapable of controlling either the illicit transfer of nuclear technology or preventing the military use of nuclear material intended for peaceful purposes.

There's more... U.S. Military Uses YouTube to Get Its Story Out (nice outflanking maneuver, guys).

Searching for Saddam: A five - part series on how the U.S. military used social networking to capture the Iraqi dictator.

Although Ghana has no military use of its nuclear assets, options for scientific research into modern nuclear propelled submarine and aircraft carrier ships, design and development of same technology and its transfer from partner OECD for its military use are imminent.

The military used to have the right to intervene in the political system.

«Nigerian authorities have made a commitment to make schools safer and more resilient to attack, and UNICEF stands with them to implement the Safe Schools Declaration, by which Nigeria commits to protecting schools and universities from violence and military use during armed conflict.»

A regional advocacy group has concerns about the commercial and military uses of drone technology.

Respraying a vehicle to suit a designated particular military use is no news.

«The expense is huge and the utility... non-existent in terms of military use,» Tony Blair said of Trident in his memoirs, A Journey.

Major General Patrick Cordingley, who commanded UK forces in the First Gulf War, blew the whistle on this nonsense, and also argues that «Strategic nuclear weapons have no military use.»

Numerous industries rely on GPS for accurate navigation and orientation, and the military uses GPS for key purposes, including missile tracking and guidance.

The company says the technology should be available for military use in about two years and for private use shortly thereafter.

The U.S. government cracked down after both nations tested nuclear weapons in May 1998, requiring U.S. organizations to obtain a license before shipping civilian materials deemed to have a dual military use to more than 300 institutions (Science, 24 July 1998, p. 494).

In terms of strategic military use of L - points, «there are some interesting ideas (though from our side) about the utility of L - points as parking spots for reserve in - orbit spares and possibly for anti-satellites coming in from outer orbits, taking out GEOsats (geostationary satellites) and the like from unexpected angles,» Cheng said.

Military use of radio communications may have begun at Tsushima, but after World War I it expanded enormously.

The military uses the microwave information to detect ocean wind speeds to feed into weather models, among other uses, but the data happen to be nearly perfect for sensing sea ice, says Walt Meier, a sea - ice specialist with the NSIDC.

Here, in New Mexico, the only test of the weapon prior to its military use was carried out in July 1945.

This stuff may have military uses, but if I can get hold of some, I'll make safety jackets for cycling at night, or for road workers, or maybe emergency workers.

«To maintain the technological superiority of the US military and prevent technological surprise from harming our national security by sponsoring revolutionary, high - payoff research that bridges the gap between fundamental discoveries and their military use.»

See the related DISCOVER article about the U.S. military using virtual reality to train soldiers to handle pain.

«It's the same frequency that the military uses — 26 gigahertz,» Formaggio says.

The Southern California Behavioral Response Study exposed tagged blue whales in the California Bight to simulated mid-frequency (3.5 - 4 kHz) sonar sounds significantly less intense than the military uses.

The two papers published in DAC raise issues about military use of drones that will likely grow in years to come.

The embargo was imposed as a result of India purchasing a cryogenic rocket motor from Russia, which the Americans claimed could be adapted for military use.

Most models that have been built for military use are designed to work at distances of 300 to 500 metres during the day and a kilometre or so at night.

The military used paints containing up to 5 % PCBs at other Arctic sites built around the same time — including the Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line radar sites that scanned for Soviet missiles coming over the pole.

Instead of big machines, like the ones the military use, we're thinking small.

«After 3 years of assessing the damage, I believe the bombing is being done with a purpose, since many of these sites are not suitable or useful for military use,» he says.

The military uses smoke grenades in dangerous situations to provide cover for people and tanks on the move.

Citing Bush's and Kerry's scores on the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery — an IQ - like test that the military uses to determine whether a recruit is qualified for enlistment — the conservative pundit Steve Sailer countered that there was no doubt that, in fact, Bush had the higher IQ.

The Defense Department is evaluating Berkeley Bionics's technology for possible military use.