Your pilot is weaving in and over and around snow-capped mountain peaks, maneuvering up and down verdant valleys, sliding past... wait: are those glaciers out there?
I had forgotten matches for the oil lamp and a flashlight to maneuver up the rocky steps to our room, and we had to mummify ourselves in the bed sheets to defend ourselves from mosquitoes.
Asimo, which can be controlled with a remote unit as well as a computer, can walk along at a pace of about 1 mile per hour, change direction smoothly and maneuver up and down stairs.
There are 156 rooms in this sprawling resort, each allotted a golf cart so guests can maneuver up and down the hills.
The comparison between the classical PID and the fuzzy controllers shows that the fuzzy controller is much more efficient in single maneuver (up to 65% less power required), achieving better precision in general than the PID.
The family members and older people in these households stated that they had a hard time maneuvering up and down from either the toilets or beds.
The present study compared a typical recruitment maneuver up to a Pmean of 30 mbar by HFOV with a recruitment maneuver by PCV at similar Pmean settings in a lung lavage model.
Instructors coached the president on how to make an evasive maneuver, backing up at high speed, then quickly reversing course.
The maneuver whipped up a whirlwind detour in Mr. Gore's already overloaded schedule, producing one of the more bizarre days in this primary season.
Aviation analysts said that the maneuvering sets up another showdown between Boeing and its unions over the company's efforts to shift work to states and countries with lower labor and manufacturing costs.
