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名詞

jointery (plural jointeries)

1. (military) Cooperation between discrete military branches; the use of joint forces in an operation.
   • 2002, Julian Lindley-French, Terms of Engagement: The Paradox of American Power and the Transatlantic Dilemma Post-11 September‎, Paris: EUISS, page 37:

     Inadequate 'jointery', i.e. effective inter-services coordination, and not just between the four military services, remains an important shortcoming of the American effort.

2. Alternative spelling of joinery.
   • 1997, James W. Darlington, “Farmsteads as Mirrors of Cultural Adjustment and Change: The Ukranian Canadian Experience”, in Great Plains Research‎, volume 7, number 1, page 75:

     Houses were invariably built of logs, which, providing the timber was of good quality, were held in place with wooden pegs and dovetail or saddle notch jointery.