manipular造句

• Nevertheless, it is clear that the cohort provided several advantages over the manipular organization.
• La falta de equipo adecuado para manipular la carga tambien contribuye a la escasez de contenedores.
• Then he reorganized the legions into the cohort system, doing away with the manipular system.
• The manipular army was based partially upon social class and partially upon age and military experience.
• Estas tecnicas permiten manipular los genes para corregir o modificar a los que funcionan de manera defectuosa.
• The central feature of the mid-Republican army was the manipular organisation of its battle-line.
• It appears that the manipular structure was in place during the Pyrrhic War ( 280 275 BC ).
• In the 4th century BC, the Romans abandoned the phalanx in favour of the more flexible manipular formation.
• Tough mountain-dwelling pastoralists, they are believed to have invented the manipular fighting unit adopted by the Romans.
• Compared to the manipular legion, Polybius gives little detail about the structure of an allied " ala ".
• The Romans began to phase out the monolithic phalanx they formerly fought in, and adopted the more flexible manipular formation.
• The heavy infantry of the maniples were supported by a number of light infantry and cavalry troops, typically 300 horsemen per manipular legion.
• The manipular legion was a major improvement over the phalanx on which it was based, providing a flexibility and responsiveness unequalled before that time.
• By increasing dispersal, triple that of a typical phalanx, the manipular legion had the unanticipated benefit of reducing the lethality of opposing weapons.
• The manipular system also allowed entire Roman sub-units to maneuver more widely, freed from the need to always remain tightly packed in rigid formation.
• I am nominating this article for A-Class review because I am trying to bring all of the manipular roman types of soldiers up to A class.
• I am nominating this article for A-Class review because I am attempting to bring this, and several other manipular unit types up to A class.
• At the front of the manipular legion, the " velites " formed a swarm of soldiers which engaged the enemy at the start of the battle.
• Sometime in the early fourth century BC, the Romans changed their military tactics from the holite phalanx to the manipular formation ., which was much more flexible.
• The manipular system allowed engaging every kind of enemy even in rough terrain, because the legion had both flexibility and toughness according to the deployment of its lines.