Sentence examples for maneuvering itself from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON, March 10 — The most sophisticated spacecraft ever sent to Mars slipped into orbit on Friday after successfully firing braking rockets and maneuvering itself into position while tense controllers monitored from Earth.
Quantum Experiments at Space Scale (QUESS), nicknamed Micius after the philosopher, lifted off from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center at 1 40 AM local time (late yesterday in the U.S). and is currently maneuvering itself into a sun-synchronous orbit at 500 km.
From Apple's perspective, the company is maneuvering itself to be a payments middleman, adding another layer of its involvement past simply Apple Pay.
"The euro zone has managed to maneuver itself into a dead end," said Lefteris Farmakis, an interest rate strategist in London for Nomura International.
Their idea is to build an engine that converts space debris into propellant and so can maneuver itself almost indefinitely as it mops up the junk.
Yet again, China maneuvered itself into a position from where retreat would mean a loss of face, and yet again India failed to grab the opportunity when it presented itself.
It uses four legs, each with four-degrees-of-freedom (4-DOF) and specially designed claws attached to each leg that enable it to maneuver itself up the wall and to move in any direction.
The Administration has maneuvered itself very close to a lose-lose choice in dealing with Saddam Hussein, and has weakened American leverage and ties with allies by attempting a "dual containment" of Iraq and Iran.
It wasn't until after Air Force One took off Tuesday that the government updated its official death toll from 16 to 34, allowing reality to again settle on the island that maneuvered itself into the most flattering light possible for the president's visit.
A major task for a bionanorobot is to efficiently maneuver itself to the malignant tumor cells.
Furthermore, IBM has carefully maneuvered itself into the next wave of tech growth that relies heavily on big data analytics.
