The marechal des logis was the administrative officer responsible for encamping and quartering troops. |
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In quartersawing, lumber is produced by first quartering the log and then sawing perpendicular to the growth rings. |
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A single unpaved avenue split the town down the middle, from north to south, the river quartering it east to west. |
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Whilst setting up, I noticed a Black Kite quartering the river and it was not until much later that I found out that this was a rare sighting. |
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It depicts a massive Cape buffalo quartering through low scrub and staring at the viewer. |
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You're halving then quartering a bucked section of oak with the splitting maul. |
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I certainly am glad that the US Constitution forbids quartering of soldiers in my house. |
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The Angolan government set up quartering centres, expecting 55,000 UNITA troops to give themselves up. |
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I've only heard rumors of you, Amseth, and was delightfully shocked to see you quartering here, in my mistress' home. |
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A common way to move a brigade support area is to send out a quartering party to establish a new operating area before moving the main body. |
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The quartering of soldiers upon peasants and citizens generated severe altercations, mostly concerning rations and pay. |
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The U.S. Constitution specifically prohibited the European practice of quartering soldiers in private homes. |
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No more burnings at the stake, no more drawing and quartering, but true freedom to worship. |
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A purely spatial focus, they argue, is limiting because it encourages static conceptions of walling and quartering. |
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It was then that I started developing my ideas on the reintroduction of hanging, drawing and quartering for political crimes against the people. |
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Traditionally a cross was cut into the dough, which helped in the even baking of the bread and assisted in the quartering of the loaf afterwards. |
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Nearly all the 1,300 prisoners were undoubtedly guilty of treason, for which the sentence was death by hanging, disembowelling, and quartering. |
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The Scottish business community is ecstatic because, after being hanged and drawn, its quartering has been postponed for a twelvemonth. |
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These novelists celebrated not just the pleasures of the table but also the joy of the hunt, the quartering and smoking of great sides of game. |
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The quartering tailwind was not favorable for the landing runway, but it was nothing we hadn't dealt with before. |
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He was accused of various minor offences, but tried and executed on the charge of treasonably quartering the royal arms. |
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They actually went aloft, set top-gallant-sails, royals, and skysails, and trimmed the yards to the quartering breeze. |
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Following and quartering seas, for example, can lead to surfing and broaching even under conditions that appear benign. |
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Quartermaster, officer who superintends arrangements for the quartering and movement of troops. |
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Who flared in the face of indignant and astonished Europe the forgotten barbarity of quartering the yet palpitating body? |
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Accommodation for this huge force was found by giving every inn and alehouse the choice of quartering troops or losing their trading licences. |
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In 1703 the provveditore of New Navarino noted that he would raise these from those villages not currently contributing to the quartering of dragoons. |
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It also instigated the quartering of refugees near their homeland, making it increasingly impossible for those needing protection to lodge an asylum application in Germany. |
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Once underway in the presence of following and quartering seas, the vessel's stability was further reduced. |
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In addition, ship motions in following and quartering seas generate additional dynamic heeling or capsizing forces. |
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Book now for your tickets to the hanging, drawing and quartering. |
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In November, English recruiting officers appeared in Boston, and the Assembly and the Boston magistrates forbade any recruiting or any quartering of troops in the town. |
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They were quartering the area, methodically searching the rugged terrain. |
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Four companies have divided the work among them, quartering the site. |
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The targets may be incoming, outgoing, crossing right-and-left, at different speeds, at different heights, while quartering and dropping at the same time. |
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It was de-stoning and quartering the dates that took so long. |
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Coning and quartering is not recommended because this might provide subsamples with high splitting error. |
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To that end, divide the final sample into two parts, which are as identical as possible, using a sample divider or by quartering. |
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Certain tasks, such as the quartering of approximately eighty thousand soldiers Unita troops, have already been completed. |
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The field of the flag was white with a red cross, and its canton was blue with a red cross quartering four stars. |
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The wind was from the west-northwest at approximately eight knots, resulting in a quartering tail wind of a few knots. |
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Just before touchdown, the winds began to shift to a quartering tailwind from the left. |
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A short list might be made of English poets who witnessed with their own eyes a hanging, drawing, and quartering. |
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Keyes did not wait for the hangman's command and jumped from the gallows, but he survived the drop and was led to the quartering block. |
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The EU encouraged the Government to continue the quartering of the rapid intervention police and the disengagement and pulling back of the FAA to the nearest barracks. |
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Note that this zone is greater in following seas than in quartering seas. |
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The weather conditions expected in the next 24 hours will considerably slow down the Safran monohull, but a quartering wind is expected Sunday afternoon, and that should not penalize the boat as much. |
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Where half-carcases are cut into quarters, the quartering shall be carried out in a way which allows the necessary control of the legibility requirements under the first subparagraph. |
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As a result of the following and quartering seas, the vessel attained a large enough angle of heel such that it reached its angle of vanishing stability and capsized. |
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The implementation of the Lusaka Protocol continues at a slow pace mainly as far as troop disengagement, mine clearing and the establishment of quartering areas are concerned. |
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Analysis of the recorded radar data indicates that the aircraft, while on the approach, remained established on the localizer, correcting for the right quartering tailwind. |
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Following and quartering seas 23 can potentially threaten vessel stability, with the two principal dangerous phenomena being surfing and broaching. |
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Following the Acts of Union 1800, the royal arms were amended, dropping the French quartering. |
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High levels of malnutrition and mortality figures well above emergency thresholds were all too common, including among UNITA former combatants and their families who had gathered in quartering camps around the country. |
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Similarly the issue of quartering the British regular troops became a thorny issue, with colonists objecting to their billeting in private homes. |
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As methods of execution go, beheading is more humane than drawing and quartering. |
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Moving from an upwind point of sail, close-hauled to a quartering wind, breeze on the back, the two sailors will be able to lengthen their stride. |
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Or the one about quartering abortion soldiers in private abortion houses? |
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In beam and quartering winds, ice accumulates more quickly on the windward side of the vessel, thus leading to a constant list which is extremely dangerous. |
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The other serious quarrel with British authority occurred in New York, where the assembly refused to accept all the British demands for quartering troops. |
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The effects of the wind gusts and quartering seas, combined with the already deficient stability, caused the vessel to roll until it exceeded the angle of vanishing stability and capsized. |
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Drawing and quartering was too good for that evil little hornswoggler who had hoodwinked two deys and the entire populace of Algiers, Gimp the Greek included. |
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The quartering of Spanish troops in Catalonia only made the situation worse, and the Catalans decided to secede from Spain altogether and unite with France. |
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In addition to initiating the Hundred Years' War, Edward III expressed his claim in heraldic form by quartering the royal arms of England with the Arms of France. |
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This quartering was adjusted, abandoned and restored intermittently throughout the Middle Ages as the relationship between England and France changed. |
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The survivors were tortured in the Tower of London, tried for high treason in Westminster Hall, convicted and gruesomely executed by hanging, drawing and quartering. |
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Death by drawing and quartering usually dismembered the condemned person. |
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Originally it was punished by hanging, drawing and quartering. |
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France developed the guillotine for this reason in the final years of the 18th century, while Britain banned drawing and quartering in the early 19th century. |
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