Sentence examples for a maneuvering of from inspiring English sources

The trick for trisection is an application of what the Greeks called neusis, a maneuvering of a measured length into a special position to complete a geometrical figure.

The window can accommodate hips that are at most thirty-six and a quarter inches, "but as the exit had to be effected sideways with a maneuvering of shoulders, much depended on the size of bones, and on the texture of the individual flesh and muscles, whether flexible enough to compress easily or whether too firm".

"It's a maneuver of the imagination that people really believe that they're not going to find themselves in a similar circumstance," Bettany said.

First, the proposed filter utilizes observation residuals and heading changes to describe maneuver characteristics of a maneuvering target and employs the fading factor of RLSF to express the magnitude of the target maneuver.

During maneuvering of a fish, jets are observed at the side of fish causing a turning moment instantaneously.

There are instances in the operating room, however, where postural changes may induce a hemodynamic response that might serve as a diagnostic maneuver of fluid responsiveness.

A distinctive maneuver of long-boarding is walking the board and, ultimately, hanging 10 (toes) off the front.

Reflexivity — the depiction of the material and practical conditions of the filmmaking within the film itself — is a canonical maneuver of cinematic modernity.

In March, with tensions flaring, Republicans used a procedural maneuver of their own to approve the collective bargaining measure with the Democrats still hidden in Illinois.

This paper describes a scheme for a Fuzzy-Proportional Integral Derivative (FPID) controller based on genetic algorithm (GA), in a docking maneuver of two spacecraft.

This example deals with a minimum time maneuver of a coupled attitude-trajectory dynamic system.