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She seemed destined to become a land power of major importance.
When he turns to today's world, land power suddenly fades to black.
They are almost exclusively a land power, and think in those terms."
He moved forward throughout the fight, giving Hopkins the opportunity to land power punches with ease.
The building of the Moss Landing power plant began in 1949 with the first five units.
But it is primarily a land power.
We are an island nation, but our forces are structured as if we were a land power.
"Axum is not really a land power, as Rome is.
We are not an armed city, not a fortress, not a land power.
Not in stock, but available for the North-em Landing power line order."
Greater Manchuria's a land power, not a sea power.
Still, Russia was to remain the greatest land power in Asia, and could be a peacekeeper or a problem.
This was clearly meant to sever the landed power base of aristocratic officialdom.
"Indeed, Ar is substantially a land power.
Throughout the centuries, Prussia's military consistently concentrated on its land power, and never sought a similar power at sea.
Mackinder's theory implies that modern land transport makes sea power less important than land power.
Differences from land power plants
Among the great powers of 1880, only Great Britain was not a land power; armies were more important than navies to continental countries.
The primacy of land power
A northern zone, located above the 40th parallel north, characterized by its cold climate, and dominated by land power;
Japan's most decisive successes were at sea, and the Heartland theory regards land power as more important than sea power.
The system of writs was legal instrumentation permitting the King to act unilaterally without the encumbrance to their landed powers.
Land Power and Economics on the Frontier of Upper Canada (2001) 747pp.
The polis of Sparta was the greatest military land power of classical Greek antiquity.
In these outside lands power shelved into 'segmentary' rule through local men, and finally into subject relations guaranteed by a sophisticated kind of protection money.