Sentence examples for maneuverability and a from inspiring English sources

Ideal for flight combat games such as Tom Clancy®: H.A.W.X., or more realistic flight titles such as IL-2 Sturmovik™: Birds of Prey, the Cyborg F.L.Y. 9 features Throttle and Twist Rudder controls for complete maneuverability and a unique base design featuring an integrated lap mount and removable feet allowing gamers the flexibility of playing at a desk or in front of the TV.

And the Mazda is just a smart family car, because it combines the good parts of a minivan — three rows of seats, easy entering and exiting, unimpeded views — with the exterior footprint, maneuverability and price of a compact.

Yet the research team, led by Zheng Xiaoting, of the Shandong Tianyu Museum of Nature, wrote that the stiff vanes and curving feathers in certain dinosaurs and the basal birds were "aerodynamic in function, providing lift, creating drag and/or enhancing maneuverability, and thus played a role in flight".

Displaying excellent maneuverability and typically carrying a heavy armament of two 7.9-mm (0.3-inch) machine guns in the engine cowling, two 20-mm (0.8-inch) cannons on the wing roots, and two 20-mm cannons at mid-wing, the Fw 190 became the outstanding air-to-air fighter of the mid-war period.

Not quite as light as a feather (but pretty close), the new Airflow tennis racquets from Head were designed for women and emphasize maneuverability and power ideal for a casual club player.

Both animals possess submerged maneuverability skills and a natural resistance to undersea pressure that humans find difficult to withstand.

The new versions tend to be six to seven feet long, for maneuverability, and are carved from a range of woods including paulownia, pine, cedar and even plywood.

Soviet sports leaders dealt with pressures from both the central leadership and the IOC with high degrees of "maneuverability and autonomy" (xix), becoming "a dominant and respected voice within international sports circles, actively promoting Olympic ideals abroad even as they transformed those ideals to better align with Soviet goals" (xiv).

With the auxiliary steering room already underwater, the ship lost all maneuverability and became stuck in a starboard turn.

This experimental procedure had a high maneuverability and repeatability, allowing accurate analysis of perfusion parameters.

In fish, a deeper body allows for higher maneuverability and smaller turning radius and, together with a subterminal snout, increases foraging efficiency on bottom living prey.