tactics

Definition of tactics in English English dictionary
tactic: Describing a polymer whose repeat units are identical
tacticsspan>: plural The employment and ordered arrangement of forces in relation to each otherJoint Publication 1-02 U.S. Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms; 12 April 2001 (As Amended Through 14 April 2006)
tacticsspan>: plural The military science that deals with achieving the objectives set by strategy
tacticsspan>: plural Manoeuvres used against an enemy
tacticsspan>: plural form of tactic
tacticsspan>: any maneuvering or adroit management for effecting an object
tactic: {a} relating to the art of war, military
tacticsspan>: {n} the art of ranging in order of battle
tactic: {i} method to attain a goal; method of employing forces in combat; planning of small-scale military actions serving a larger strategy
tactic: An activity designed to achieve a desired result Tactics are the things you do to implement a strategy Where strategy describes "what", tactics describe "how to "
tactic: Of or pertaining to the art of military and naval tactics
tactic: An approach a teacher uses to help a student learn
tactic: A manoeuvre, or action calculated to achieve some end
tactic: a detailed, specific plan or course of action by which a strategy is to be implemented See Strategy
tactic: a method or action intended to accomplish a strategy
tactic: A planned action or maneuver for accomplishing an end
tactic: a plan for attaining a particular goal
tactic: Tactics are the methods that you choose to use in order to achieve what you want in a particular situation. What sort of tactics will the President use to rally the people behind him?
tactic: A calculated action with no proper focal point nor appropriate space of action It is more instinctive and personal than strategy and Benjamin would refer to it as involuntary memory It is more natural and yet an isolated action as it is not easily accepted within a given structure and must be prepared to grasp the momentary opportunities to exist and later be once again silent
tactic: {s} pertaining to combat tactics, pertaining to the science of employing forces in combat
tacticsspan>: the racer's line through the course The term, tactics, can also apply to the racer's plan or strategy for skiing the course
tacticsspan>: The military science that deals with achieving the objectives set by strategy
tacticsspan>: the art and science of employing available means to win battles and engagements
tacticsspan>: Plans or methods to win a game or battle or achieve a goal
tacticsspan>: A procedure or set of maneuvers engaged in to achieve an end, an aim, or a goal
tacticsspan>: the branch of military science dealing with detailed maneuvers to achieve objectives set by strategy
tacticsspan>: {i} science of employing forces in combat; military maneuvers; methods for achieving a goal
tacticsspan>: Hence, any system or method of procedure
tacticsspan>: [noun]: the military science that deals with securing objectives set by strategy, especially the technique of deploying and directing troops, ships and aircraft in effective maneuvers against an enemy [Theme]
tacticsspan>: ( 1) The employment of units in combat and (2) the ordered arrangement and maneuver of units in relation to each other and/ or to the enemy in order to use their full potentialities
tacticsspan>: short-term, immediate attacks and threats
tacticsspan>: What a clock sounds like when it needs fixing
tacticsspan>: Deploying and directing resources on an incident to accomplish the objectives designated by strategy
tacticsspan>: a one-move threat (cf Strategy)
tacticsspan>: Organizational concept, on an individual, group and team basis, of player roles within the team structure
tacticsspan>: The science and art of disposing military and naval forces in order for battle, and performing military and naval evolutions
tacticsspan>: Plans and moves that gain advantages in the short term
tacticsspan>: The choice and application of technique in a specific situation
tacticsspan>: Manoeuvres used against an enemy
tacticsspan>: Plan of action of strategy to achieve particular objective
tacticsspan>: In warfare, the art and science of fighting battles. It is concerned with the approach to combat, placement of troops, use made of weapons, vehicles, ships, or aircraft, and execution of movements for attack or defense. In general, tactics deal with the problems encountered in actual fighting. Tactical thinking attempts to coordinate personnel with the existing weapons technology and apply both to the terrain and enemy forces in a way that uses the fighting force to best advantage. Deployment involves placing each type of weapon where it can do the most damage to the enemy or provide the most protection to one's own forces. Timing and direction of attack are also important considerations. At sea, direction was especially crucial in the era of wind-powered warships. In recent wars, timing has been a crucial factor in mounting airborne strikes that take advantage of the element of surprise. See also strategy
tacticsspan>: It is divided into grand tactics, or the tactics of battles, and elementary tactics, or the tactics of instruction
tacticsspan>: The employment and ordered arrangement of forces in relation to each other
tacticsspan>: n 1 Decisions that are based primarily on current situations and short-term goals adj –ical 2 In a wargaming sense, using a low level of abstraction to simulate conflict For example, using counters to depict individual soldiers or squads instead of platoons or battalions