Sentence examples for capable of maneuvers from inspiring English sources

Capable of maneuvers at 9 Gs, reaching speeds of over Mach 2, and equipped with an M61 Vulcan cannon and 11 weapon mounts, the F-16 air superiority fighter presents a significant upgrade over the lumbering propeller driven drones that currently patrol the skies.

He is capable of maneuvering his mount through heavy traffic during earlier portions of races as well.

He was capable of maneuvering for political advantage, but he kept getting his dignity caught up in his politics.

Since any bus capable of maneuvering would take up weight, MIRVed systems would have to carry warheads of lower yield.

Several robotics experts said that they expected only a handful of vehicles to qualify for the finals and that they would be surprised if anybody actually won the Pentagon's first effort to identify a robotic vehicle capable of maneuvering through a battlefield environment on its own.

In many applications, ROVs will need to be capable of maneuvering to any given point, following the object and to be controllable from the surface.

It is capable of maneuvering as well as opening and closing the forceps.

A fast skater and skilled stickhandler, he is capable of maneuvering the puck up the ice from the defensive zone.

Gemini was the second manned spaceflight program operated by NASA, and consisted of a two-seat spacecraft capable of maneuvering in orbit, docking with unmanned spacecraft such as Agena Target Vehicles, and allowing the crew to perform tethered extra-vehicular activities.

18 months: Toddler is capable of maneuvering himself through the water for 3-5 seconds using the legs for propulsion (independently from mom/dad to the teacher) with our Parent & Me class experiences.

Cham kept up the comic strip while he finished his master's degree and continued it during the 4 years he spent at Stanford studying for a Ph.D. His research was part of a multidisciplinary project to build a sturdy and fast six-legged robot--a design inspired by cockroaches--capable of maneuvering in bumpy terrains.