He stages complex movements and maneuvers in a tight, perilous space, building up erotic tension to an almost unbearable pitch.
The mower leaves the base and maneuvers in a semicontrolled pattern until all the grass is mowed.
However, for drones to be most useful and maneuver in a wider-range of environments, they need to operate using only onboard sensing and computation.
According to a FOX TV affiliate, KDVR, a Denver man, wishing to remain anonymous, gave the television station home video that, he claimed, showed unidentified flying objects quickly zig-zagging and maneuvering in the sky over a populated section of the mile-high city.
Formation flying, two or more aircraft traveling and maneuvering together in a disciplined, synchronized, predetermined manner.
As the politicians talk, growing numbers of ships and aircraft are maneuvering in a relatively small area around the islands, significantly heightening the risk of accidents.
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However, a large amount of simulation studies and flight tests have demonstrated that maneuvering in a fixed direction (constant acceleration, denoted as type I maneuver) does not, usually, pose a real challenge to the interceptor guidance system.
Playing with mallets or plucking inside a piano is usually a tricky and limited maneuver in a live performance situation; this approach allows a level of ease and virtuosity not technically possible otherwise.
