"The hunt is much more about maneuvering, about acceleration, about ducking and diving to capture the prey".
Books lie piled in disordered stacks, making it hard to maneuver about the two-bedroom apartment.
Especially fascinating was a hoop dancer, who maneuvered about two dozen hoops to create shapes of things in nature -- a bird, a butterfly emerging from its cocoon, a flower.
Gogobot users can still add places and write reviews to their Gogobot passport while on the go, but browsing the best things to do, and adding those places they like to their trip plan are great new features while you're maneuvering about on your vacation.
However, neither ARMA nor subsequent clinical trials resolved questions and controversies about 'best PEEP [positive end-expiratory pressure]' management, about the efficacy of recruitment maneuvers, or about the efficacy of specific modes of ventilation or, most importantly, how to best tailor ventilator mode and settings, including VT, to the needs of individual patients.
A flight instructor at Republic Airport in Farmingdale, Mr. Jaklenec began learning aerobatics -- a highly disciplined field involving complex aerial maneuvers -- about a month ago.
The settling time for a small-angle attitude maneuver is typically about 30 s.
The maneuver took about 25 minutes of the spacewalk of 6 hours and 10 minutes.
John Plaster, a retired Special Forces officer who has tutored police snipers, pointed out that such rifles were awkward to maneuver, weighing about 35 pounds.
In the soul-searching and maneuvering, just about every player — seeking variously to investigate failure, herald a new era, or seek to avert one — bore the title of lord, sir or dame.
