In English, many things are named after a particular country – but have you ever wondered what those things are called in those countries?
1(process/production/agriculture) mecanizar(unit/regiment) motorizar
- Instead, armored and mechanized task forces operate in or near population centers, compounding the difficulty of their assigned tasks.
- The mining process is more mechanized than that at most Brazilian gem mines.
- The South African asbestos trade responded to the post-war boom by initiating and extending underground workings, and by centralizing and mechanizing the refining process.
- Agriculture is highly mechanized, and most farms are cooperatively run on state-owned land.
- Transportation of soldiers is another way mechanized forces can help light units.
- Priority for use goes to armor, mechanized infantry, and cavalry units.
- Though fish processing is mostly mechanized, small fish must be dressed by hand and that causes a bottleneck, costing the industry more than $11 million a year.
- Together, MSC's eight fast sealift ships can carry almost all of the equipment to outfit an Army mechanized infantry division.
- If farmers were not impelled to specialise their production in a few global commodities, the trend towards ever larger and more highly mechanised farms would abate.
- The authors fail to understand the difference between the role of the military police and mechanized infantry forces.
- As urban areas loom large as potential battlefields, Army armored and mechanized forces face a real challenge.
- As an interim measure, we could attach an active or reserve component mechanized battalion task force to each division.
- But these farms have trouble competing with larger, highly mechanized farms for the beef market.
- Farming is becoming a largely mechanised industry.
- An influential subset of armoured warfare, rather than a distinct doctrine in its own right, it combined the use of tanks, mechanized infantry, and air power, often with special forces.
- In subsequent operations, tank, mechanized, and motorized rifle brigades were used as forward elements.
- According to a source, much of the huge factory building fronting on to the racecourse is currently empty, with heavily mechanised production taking place on just one floor.
- North Korea particularly needed oil and spare parts for its industry and largely mechanised forms of agriculture.
- The Army is transitioning from a mechanized to an armored warfare force.
- Soya plantations are highly mechanised and depend on the use of a staggering quantity of agrochemicals.
- Thanks to information technology, wine analysis is today much more sophisticated than could have been imagined even a decade ago, and there have even been attempts to mechanize the process of tasting.
- This process, which mechanizes a system long ago completed only by hand, creates the cooking and stretching attributes associated with mozzarella cheese.
- The call was made to lead with tanks and mechanized infantry, thus allowing the main firepower to be at the front.
- The regiment can be augmented with tank, mechanized, and engineer battalions without any expansion of organizational overhead.
- Is there anyone who believes the march to Baghdad would have been successful without armored and mechanized forces fighting as combined arms teams?
- Scout platoons are a recon and security element of a maneuver battalion (infantry, mechanized, tank, or cavalry).
- Since smaller farms are more labour-intensive than larger, highly mechanised farms, they are less productive in this narrow sense.
- The fact is that American agriculture was supposed to industrialize and mechanize its crop-gathering and harvesting 35 years ago.
- Each maneuver troop would have four platoons: two tank and two mechanized infantry.
- It would be wrong to imagine that even the textile industry was fully mechanized and urbanized by 1850.
- Consequently, few photographs represented industrial environments or mechanized agriculture.
- He was a weaver, whose job function was mechanized, so he led a movement in 19th century England to destroy the looms.
- Perhaps more damaging, mechanizing the drug discovery process may not have left enough room for hunches and serendipity.
- A mixed heavy-light mechanized force would frustrate enemy plans to defend against a single type of force.
- The process may be increasingly mechanized, but women workers are still needed at every step of the way.
- The armor and mechanized forces will carry the war to Iraq, and artillery fire support will be needed for both wars.
- Armor platoon members can relate to logistics problems when attached to an infantry or mechanized task force not familiar with supporting armor units.
- They've used their American education and know how to mechanize the sweets business and take it national, distributing in 40 states.
- However, some key additions are essential to ensure that armored and mechanized task forces are ready to fight in the unique environment that awaits them.
- Iraq's regular army consists of three armored, three mechanized, and 11 infantry divisions, but most of these units are at less than full strength.
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