Sentence examples for keep its position from inspiring English sources

Therefore, as foresight research has limits in the real world of policy decision making and policy development, it is to be seen if it can keep its position.

But there is no guarantee that it will keep its position in the exploding education technology marketplace.

The beam would only keep its position if it were supported at its centre of gravity — viz. at Ι. 12 This is of course untrue.

So unlike satellites at lower or higher altitudes, which eventually drift away or plummet to Earth, Echostar XVI will keep its position until it becomes consumed by the Sun.

It will also allow Royal Dutch/Shell to keep its position as the second-largest publicly traded oil company, ahead of BP and behind Exxon Mobil.

The satellite is on its way to almost 1 million miles from Earth, a place where the gravitational pull from the planet and the sun cancel each other out, making it easier for a spacecraft to keep its position.

The drone has three main modes: There's an auto-follow mode, where it keeps its position stable relative to the wearer of the armband (i.e. behind, ahead, above or to the side of the athlete); there's a circle mode, where it circles in slow (or fast) circles around the armband wearer; and there's a stationary mode, where it hovers in place, rotating to keep the athlete in view.

Toyota kept its position at the top in global vehicle sales for the first quarter of this year, outpacing rivals General Motors and Volkswagen.

"I'm sure that Princeton would have liked to have kept its position as lead and host [for ITER]," says Sauthoff, who attributes the Energy Department's decision to Oak Ridge's project-management experience in completing a major neutron-beam facility.

"They support our slate". Sadr's movement has kept its position on the election ambivalent, stopping short of urging a boycott but refraining from a formal endorsement of the alliance.

The rotationplasty, defined by Borrgreve in 1930 and Van Nes in 1950, and applied by Salzer et al. in 1981, still keeps its position as an alternative approach in distal femoral tumors.