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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"William Robertson"”.

  1. ‘A matter of persistence’: Lessons learnt by the British Expeditionary Force and its operational development following The Battle of Festubert, 15-25 May 1915

    … the learning process by key figures, such as Sir William Robertson and Major General Richard Haking has been missed in the historiography. This thesis asserts that despite not achieving any type of significant breakthrough at Festubert, the experience served the BEF well in that it supported the …

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  2. Knowing and Understanding the Past in Mid-Eighteenth-Century British Historiographical Thought

    … Scottish Enlightenment minister and historian William Robertson, I track a dialectic of universality and diversity which enables him to understand difference while maintaining a sense of the uniformity of human nature – particularly the human mind – against polygenist and degenerationist …

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  3. Allied associates: the relationship between Field-marshal Sir Douglas Haig and General John J. Pershing

    … and the Chief of Imperial General Staff Sir William Robertson was also a staunch ally who guarded Haig's interests against political backbiting. That Britain and the United States emerged closer than before from World War I was due in no small measure to the cordial relations that existed …

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  4. Macro Basis Functions for Wire and Cable Coupling Analysis

    Dense interconnected cables transmitting communication signals and power between components, such as sensors, motors, antennas and controllers, must operate in tightly controlled electromagnetic (EM) environments to ensure reliable radio frequency (RF) operations. Measurements can detect unwanted …

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