Consequently, many army and navy officers urged improvements in U.S. armaments and urged a program of new coastal fortification. |
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However, she believes that challenges emerge when processors attempt to move beyond such basic fortification. |
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The walls were arranged in an octagonal pattern, giving the impression of a tower or fortification of some sort. |
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World War I saw the evolution of a new fortification setup combining field strongholds with fortresses. |
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Before the present castle was constructed, a Norman motte and bailey fortification existed nearby. |
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He had a real understanding of fortification, ballistics and shipping, and could discuss mathematics and astronomy on equal terms with experts. |
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Such a position could solve the choice issue, but this strategy has not proved effective for fortification. |
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The first fortification was the emplacement of anti-aircraft batteries and machine-guns for defense of the skies. |
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By providing increased firepower, it both made fortification more difficult, and undermined the power of cavalry. |
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When it did have to fortify a place, they used a few soldiers, rather than any serious fortification. |
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A much more realistic option is to start with soup, and if you need a little more fortification, slug some brandy into your coffee. |
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They also had steaming mugs of hot coffee, laced with a hair of the dog that bit them for fortification. |
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One of the most familiar forms of fortification, the castle still symbolizes the entire medieval world and seems to define its military outlook. |
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In some measure, this attitude to fortification reflected the contemporary state of military engineering art in the West and Russia. |
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The fortification process simply restores the product to its original healthy profile. |
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Not only does fortification preserves their combat potential but also improves combat employment of weapons and equipment. |
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Burrington believes consumers have an interest in seeing fortification, in general, across the dairy sector. |
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Where dietary and food processing conditions are favourable, fortification can be effective quickly and at low cost. |
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When this esterifies with only a vegetable fat-based palmitic acid, it is considered a halal vitamin A for milk fortification. |
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The string of them reminded Mike of a rampart, or some other manner of fortification. |
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A ravelin is a V shaped fortification used to protect the entrance of a fort. |
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It seems they are concerned that their fortification is being, in some way, reconned for further attack. |
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He is a model of moral rectitude, unabashed pragmatism, voluminous machismo and carnal fortification. |
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In desert regions, the corresponding form of field fortification is the zariba, an enclosure protected by thorn bushes. |
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Each category within the industry markets its items to one population segment or another, whether through flavor variety, nutritional fortification or manner of use. |
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Current recommendations for general food fortification likely will benefit only older children and adults who consume sufficient quantities of these foods. |
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Nonetheless, the abundant forests of Russia and New Zealand had a greater impact on war and fortification than war and fortification had upon the forests. |
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In the cemetery fronting the chapel, the surrounding fortification offers temporary and economical burial vaults. |
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On the western end of the beach is a large, grassy mound with a shallow depression in the top. This is the site of a prehistoric fortification, or broch. |
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The folic acid could be taken as tablets by high risk patients, and possibly supplied to the general public through food fortification or a combination of both. |
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As it turned out, knowing that universal fortification would be required by 1 January 1998, most millers fortified their products voluntarily before the mandatory deadline. |
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The first unambiguous evidence of fortification walls dates from around 4300 bc in what is now Turkey. |
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My main symptoms are rapid onset aura with teichopsia, fortification spectra, unilateral temporal hemianopia and scintillating scotoma, in varying degrees of influence. |
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The art of fortification was lost in the West for many years after the collapse of the Roman empire, and local strongholds relied on stout stockades for defence. |
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Not about to sit by idly as other categories steal their calcium franchise, dairy processors have turned to fortification to recapture share of stomach. |
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Using survey data, ARS researchers examine diets as a factor in select diseases and help public policy officials make decisions about food safety and food fortification. |
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It's doubtful there would have been enough fortification and firepower under any circumstances. |
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In Schleswig, they initiated the large fortification of Danevirke to mark the southern border of their realm. |
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An important fortification effort ensued in different fortifications at both sides of the Atlantic, notably in Cartagena or Portobelo. |
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In 1644, the Scots then captured the reinforced fortification on the Lawe in South Shields following a siege. |
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The fortification of sites at Witham, Buckingham, Towcester and Colchester persuaded the Danes of the surrounding regions to submit. |
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The process had a military name, viam munire, as though the via were a fortification. |
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There is no known word vali, but vallum was the Latin word for an earthen wall, rampart, or fortification. |
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The Second World War also saw the last use of the Tower as a fortification. |
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Allen Brown points out that the word castella may have applied to any fortification at the time. |
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It seemed that the Crusaders had learned much about fortification from their conflicts with the Saracens and exposure to Byzantine architecture. |
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Archaeological evidence suggests this castle was never finished, and it is debated whether the fortification was of Norman or Welsh origin. |
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There are several small Scottish islands that are dominated by a castle or other fortification. |
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The Germans then broke through the fortification line as defending French forces retreated southward. |
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King Edward I brought his armies to Perth in 1296 and with only a ditch for defence and little fortification, the city fell quickly. |
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However, strong fortification, machineguns and shelling killed and injured over 400 soldiers before they reached the wood. |
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Although initially built as a wooden fortification it was rebuilt as a stone structure around 1246 by Richard de Clare, Lord of Glamorgan. |
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The arrival of explosive shells in the 19th century led to yet another stage in the evolution of fortification. |
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The word fortification can also refer to the practice of improving an area's defence with defensive works. |
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In some texts this latter term also applies to the art of building a fortification. |
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In response, military engineers evolved the polygonal style of fortification. |
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Charles would construct the first permanent fortification in the city, doing so on that same island. |
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Where there were few or no natural barriers, the villages utilized some type of fortification, including ditches and palisades. |
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Otto's army was unable to break the fortification, so he changed tactics and sailed around it, landing in Jutland with a large fleet. |
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It was begun in 1551 as part of a major phase of fortification on the Isles of Scilly, undertaken to counter threats from the French. |
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It was about 700 metres east from an earlier fortification known as Worsley's Tower. |
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The Saalburg is a reconstructed fortification and museum of the Limes near Frankfurt. |
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It is similar to the fortification that a travelling troop of Roman soldiers would construct every evening to protect their camp from attacks. |
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In exchange they had to agree to defend their part of the town's fortification in the event of a siege. |
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Ostrogs were often built in remote areas or within the fortification lines, such as the Great Abatis Line. |
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For instance, they offer much information on the social cost of implementing a scheme of trace italienne fortification. |
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Scientists at the University of Manitoba looked into the fortification of corn tortillas with soybean presscake and defatted soy flour. |
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Marian has previously brought us the metrosexual man, domestic divas, globesity, fortification and wiggers. |
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The polyphenol fortification of peanut flour resulted in a hypoallergenic matrix with reduced IgE binding and degranulation capacity. |
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The premix composition was based on a proposed Mexican regulation for flour fortification, adjusted for moisture. |
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The facility will produce a wide range of premixes for the food and beverage industry for nutritional fortification covering the Asian market. |
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Inadequate monitoring of compliance with the rules of flour fortification, delivery and use of unfortified flour by officials will result in a fine in the amount of 500 som. |
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Blanche strengthened her rule over the county by forcing the castellans to sell their estates and by having a say in the nobles' right of fortification. |
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Annesley Castle, a motte and bailey fortification, stands at the foot of Diadem Hill and can be seen from the A611 Annesley Bypass as it intersects the Misks. |
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Historians have emphasized the importance of gun powder technology, new styles of fortification to resist cannon fire, and the increased professionalization of the soldiers. |
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Hendricksz's expedition eventually helped propel a fortification frenzy. |
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But there remained further advance and further fortification. |
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Four other Romanesque churches as well as the Romanesque old city fortification still exist, making the city Germany's second in Romanesque architecture only to Cologne. |
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A fortification near Southampton was called Clausentum, part of the Saxon Shore forts, traditionally seen as defences against maritime raids by Germanic tribes. |
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Instead field fortification rose to dominate defensive action. |
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From the 12th century hundreds of settlements of all sizes were founded all across Europe, which very often obtained the right of fortification soon afterwards. |
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The art of setting out a military camp or constructing a fortification traditionally has been called castramentation since the time of the Roman legions. |
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Demilitarized zones along borders are arguably another type of fortification, although a passive kind, providing a buffer between potentially hostile militaries. |
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In the course of 1942, one twelfth of the resources funnelled into the whole Atlantic Wall was dedicated to the fortification of the Channel Islands. |
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The ambitious fortification efforts collapsed, worsening the impoverished conditions of the local populace and resulting in colonization by Slavic warriors and their families. |
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It occurred at a small fortification or set of trenches where some Englishmen rallied and seriously wounded Eustace of Boulogne before being defeated by the Normans. |
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Except for Rostov and Azov, no town, depot, building or fortification was immune from attack and Russian naval power ceased to exist almost overnight. |
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It was the last major programme of fortification at the castle. |
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Perhaps because the castle has become the most familiar type of fortification, many sites of fortifications earlier than the 10th century have become known as castles. |
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To counter the Saxon aggression and solidify their own presence, the Danes constructed the huge defence fortification of Danevirke in and around Hedeby. |
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The scarp slope has also been used for fortification and many examples of this still exist such as Thurnham Castle and on Castle Hill, Folkestone Castle Hill near Folkestone. |
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