Marder in a sentence

The Germans created many examples of lightly armored self-propelled anti-tank guns using captured French equipment (example Marder I ), their own obsolete light tank chassis ( Marder II ), or ex-Czech chassis ( Marder III ).

Marder is the co-writer of “The Place Beyond the Pines,” the 2012 thriller starring Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper from director Derek Cianfrance, who is a frequent writing partner with Marder.

According to Marder, the process was a six-month-long “” effort in which the casting team “” of voices.

A German soldier stands in front of a Marder armored personnel carrier during a presentation event in Marienberg, Germany, Jan.

Earlier today, it was reported that Ukrainian Stryker and Marder armoured vehicles had broken through Russian lines west of the town of Verbove.

France is also shipping French AMX-10 reconnaissance vehicles, while Germany will send 40 Marder infantry fighting vehicles.

It comes following reports in German media that the 18 Leopard 2 tanks promised by Berlin to support Ukraine have been handed over at the Ukrainian border, with 40 Marder infantry fighting vehicles have also reached the country.

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In this variety, microscopic tubelike cavities or needle-like inclusions "Mitchell, T. E. and Marder, J. M., "Precipitation in Cat's-Eye Chrysoberyl," Electron Microscopy Soc. Proceedings, 1982.

Marder III p. 168 Order of battle main Warships of the period were armed with guns firing projectiles of varying weights, bearing high explosive warheads.

Marder III p. 170 Germany had adopted trinitrotoluene (TNT) as the explosive filler for artillery shells in 1902, while the United Kingdom was still using a picric acid mixture (Lyddite).

Marder III p. 171 Hipper later commented, "It was nothing but the poor quality of their bursting charges which saved us from disaster".

Marder III, p. 215 New shells were designed, but did not arrive until April 1918, and were never used in action.

Marder III pp.166, 214 It was determined that convert range finders of the sort issued to most British ships were not adequate at long range and did not perform as well as the convert range finders on some of the most modern ships.

Marder III pp. 175–176 British ships both failed to report engagements with the enemy but also, in the case of cruisers and destroyers, failed to actively seek out the enemy.

Marder III pp. 176–178 Fleet Standing Orders Naval operations were governed by standing orders issued to all the ships.

Marder III pp. 213–214 German ships were considered to have been quicker in determining the correct range to targets, thus obtaining an early advantage.

Marder III pp. 224–225 To add some flexibility when deploying for attack, a new signal was provided for deploying the fleet to the centre, rather than as previously only either to left or right of the standard closed-up formation for travelling.

Marder p. 215 Signalling Throughout the battle, British ships experienced difficulties with communications, whereas the Germans did not suffer such problems.

Marder, Tod A. Bernini and the Art of Architecture Abbeville Press, New York and London, 1998 He made adjustments to existing buildings and designed new constructions.