Sentence examples for as manoeuvring from inspiring English sources

Users accessing SGDs indirectly and through specialized devices must manipulate an object in order to access the system, such as manoeuvring a joystick, head mouse, optical head pointer, light pointer, infrared pointer, or switch access scanner.

The appointment of Mr Strauss-Kahn is turning into a headache, as manoeuvring begins for France's 2012 presidential election.

One Labour MP backing Eagle said there was "a lot of satellite traffic" between her camp and Watson's – and said they were likely to regard any attempt to persuade Corbyn to step aside as manoeuvring by the deputy leader.

The design of a steering and depth control of an underwater vehicle is of interest from the point of view of motion stabilisation as well as manoeuvring performance.

Even Ms Royal, who may be manoeuvring as much for a top job under a potential Strauss-Kahn presidency, might not run were he to stand.

Or just an accidental bump between Chinese and American warships, as high-stakes manoeuvring gets out of hand.

Because of their length the ships proved to be very sluggish while manoeuvring, as Warrior proved when she collided with in 1868.

The "just as" manoeuvre is breathtaking, put forward as though the primary source of the grievances no longer mattered.

As manoeuvres against Jeremy Corbyn develop into a full-blown ambush, it is possible to imagine scenarios in which he survives as leader, but hard to conceive why he'd want to.

As manoeuvres became more aggressive some disagreement was seen, particularly during periods of large rates of change in attitudes.

The mean angle which the centripetal acceleration vector makes with the horizontal is 13° (s.d. = 40°): this indicates that over most of the time recorded, turns were accomplished as manoeuvres involving a moderate degree of pull-up.