Much as a more scientific view of naval strategy may admire Torrington's conception, there seems no reason for losing temper over the Government's plan.
They were established to link up adjacent defended areas and as a more scientific organisation of the cruiser outposts.
They were abolished because war became more scientific.
Until some scholar with better opportunities to carry forward this research has produced a more scientific treatise, the works of the author will be referred to as interesting and valuable volumes.
As sources, however, I have used books and magazine-articles, written from a more scientific point of view.
Leonardo da Vinci about the same time approached the problem in a more scientific spirit, and his notebooks contain several sketches of wings to be fitted to the arms and legs.
Since 1870 the most important factors in this development have been the employment of more scientific methods of production and the more extensive use of machinery.
The beginning of a more scientific investigation of beauty in general is connected with the name of Pere Buffier (see First Truths), form, and illustrates his theory by the human face.
The fattening of animals was conducted on more scientific principles.
A more scientific, a more elaborate, a more comprehensive social organisation is indispensable to our country if we are to surmount the trials and stresses which the future years will bring.
It seems that long before this time the French had made the determination of yield in a more scientific manner, Réaumur reporting in 1721 to the French Academy comparative studies of the yield of coppice and of volumes of wood.
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