Sentence examples for good manoeuvring from inspiring English sources

It then uses this information to change the pitch of the rotors.That sounds easy in principle, but collision-avoidance, especially when what is to be avoided is moving as well, requires good manoeuvring skills.

As a result, in the case of X-Twisted rudder, ship speed was improved with good manoeuvring performance.

Like all good corporate manoeuvres it was given a muscular-sounding code name: Project Ajax.

We had some good overtaking manoeuvres with some guys but, with some retirements etc, we found the win in an easier way.

I won the GP2 championship here in 2006, and in 2007 was second in my first year in F1 when I remember doing a really good overtaking manoeuvre on Kimi into the first chicane.

Bunk drunk: no change at five, although he gives a good impression in manoeuvre number three.

We measured FEV1 and peak expiratory flow rate from three good forced expiratory manoeuvres, measured each morning and evening.

Scoring of tests shown in Fig. 5 was performed as follows: wire manoeuvre: good attempt = 1, impaired attempt = 0; limbgrasping: absent = 0, present = 1; toe-pinch reflex: absent = 0, present = 1 and freezing during testing: absent = 0, present = 1.

While Andersen's play is good on the intricate manoeuvres of office politics, it never quite becomes a metaphor for the wider world.

But he's not manoeuvring well or employing a good strategy.

He regretted not having more film work, but appreciated the ownership one had in theatre, relishing the room to manoeuvre a good director would leave him with, he said, a degree of leeway and moments of discovery every night.