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Meanings of aaw in английском

русский
войска противовоздушной обороны
португальский
defesa antiaérea
испанский
artillería antiaerea
каталонский
defensa antiaèria
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Combat operations and doctrine designed to nullify or reduce the effectiveness of hostile air action.

        войска противовоздушной обороны

        Weapon designed for use against airborne targets.

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              Examples for "anti-aircraft warfare"
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              The Iraqi military said several Iraqi air defense servicemen were critically wounded.
              Reuters
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              The targets included air defense sites and ballistic missile depots, it added.
              Reuters
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              Moscow is also selling sophisticated weapons to Tehran, including S-300 air defense missiles.
              Reuters
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              Some of its hardware, such as its S-400 air defense systems, is world-class.
              Reuters
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              It will be manned by 250 personnel and equipped with air defense missiles.
              Reuters
              Usage of aaw in английском
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              Conclusion: AAW with asthma reported unique barriers to engaging in physical activity.
              Pubmed
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              Doctor and family advising had a much larger effect on cervical screening among BIW compared to AAW.
              Pubmed
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              This study provides evidence of crucial differences in CC knowledge, attitudes, and screening behaviors among BIW and AAW.
              Pubmed
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              Methods: Focus groups and interviews were conducted with sedentary AAW with uncontrolled asthma to identify barriers to walking.
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              The literature suggests that African American Women (AAW) are more likely to die from the disease each year compared to their White counterparts.
              Pubmed