Live-fire military maneuvers, for example, or border garrisons being placed on alert.
Publicly, northern officials deny any connection, citing a specific reason for each of their recent military maneuvers — for example, in Abyei, southern forces attacked a northern convoy right before the occupation.
Theoreticians describe many elementary tactical methods and typical maneuvers; for example, pins, forks, skewers, batteries, discovered attacks (especially discovered checks), zwischenzugs, deflections, decoys, sacrifices, underminings, overloadings, and interferences.
The method is not limited to principle constrictions but can be enhanced by ventilatory maneuvers; for example, for separated view on inspiratory and expiratory respiratory mechanics.
Patients in the ICU are subjected to several therapies (for example, broad spectrum antibiotics, mechanical ventilation) and/or maneuvers (for example, insertion of central venous catheter), which may affect the immune system defenses.
Certainly the makeup of the commission -- four members appointed by the governor, four by the chief judge and four by legislative leaders of both parties -- is the subject of political maneuvering; Governor Pataki, for example, was criticized for appointing his own legal adviser, Michael C. Finnegan, to the commission.
Maneuvering on thick carpets, for example, will be slower than on tile or linoleum.
The player could order the crew to provide suppressive fire, to maneuver or to beam out, for example, and would then watch the scene play out.
The subjects were verbally encouraged to continue to exhale the air at the end of the maneuver to obtain optimal effort, for example, by saying 'keep going.' The same was repeated for a minimum of three maneuvers and not more than eight was done for acceptability and repeatability.
When the drummer moves to play the high hat cymbal, for example, the robotic arm maneuvers to play the ride cymbal.
