Übersetzung für 'land power' von Englisch nach Deutsch

land power

Landmacht {f}

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Renewed (Land / Land's) Constitution [Bohemia, 1627] [Obnovené zřízení zemské]

Verneuerte Landesordnung {f}hist.lawpol.

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low-frequency power <LF power>

Niederfrequenzleistung {f} <NF-Leistung>electr.

high-frequency power <HF power>

Hochfrequenzleistung {f} <HF-Leistung>electr.

to land

landen

ausladentransp.

aufsetzen [landen]aviat.

anlegen [Schiff]naut.

aufkommen [aufsetzen, auftreffen]

land

Lötauge {n}electr.

Boden {m} [Grundbesitz]RealEst.

Grund und Bodenagr.RealEst.

Land {n}

Festland {n} [fester Boden]geogr.

Feld {n}weapons

Steg {m} [Fläche zur Befestigung bzw. Führung von Teilen]

dry land

trockenes Land {n} [das Trockene]bibl.

by land {adv}

zu Land

zu Lande

new land

Neuland {n}

land gain

Landgewinn {m}econ.mil.

• Pursuing a conservative policy to maintain Athens as a land power, he was one of the chief opponents of the naval policy proposed by Themistocles.
• The polis of Sparta was the greatest military land power of classical Greek antiquity.
• For over 150 years, Sparta became the dominant land power of Greece, with the Spartiates hoplites serving as the core of its army.
• Pape also argues that air power and land power should be integrated and used together in a "hammer and anvil" fashion.
• This ice-free natural harbor of Port Arthur/Lüshun would serve to make Russia a great sea as well as the largest land power.

• All the aforesaid countries lie in the buffer zone that is between sea power and land power.
• His success and lasting influence came from his military accomplishments and his foreign policy, the latter being based on two principles: continued resistance to Persian aggression, and recognition that Athens should be the dominant sea power in Greece, and Sparta the dominant land power.
• Still, the Soviet Union was to remain the greatest land power in Asia and could be a peacekeeper or a problem.
• Even though Prussia consistently understood itself as a continental land power, its rise and fall were closely bound up with the destiny of the Brandenburger-Prussian-German naval forces.
• Influenced by the American geostrategist Alfred Thayer Mahan, Ratzel wrote of aspirations for German naval reach, agreeing that sea power was self-sustaining, as the profit from trade would pay for the merchant marine, unlike land power.

• Modern sea denial relates to the area denial weapon, for example in the context of a land power using land-based missiles to strike sea targets.
• German nationalists believed that a united Germany would replace France as the world's dominant land power.
• The major determinant of production was attributed to the availability of labor rather than the political power associated with land.
• Power kites range in size from [...]. All kites are made for specific purposes: some for water, land, power or maneuverability.
• By hastening German unification, the war significantly altered the balance of power on the continent; with the new German nation state supplanting France as the dominant European land power.

• The Ancient Greeks first used the word "thalassocracy" to describe the government of the Minoan civilization, whose power depended on its navy.
• It contributed five ideas to German foreign policy in the interwar period: the organic state; lebensraum; autarky; pan-regions and the land power/sea power dichotomy.