Sentence examples for manoeuvrability from inspiring English sources

His model suggests the manoeuvrability that its hind wings granted the animal came at the expense of increased drag.

But automatic lifts which can do that already exist, and the expense of having to install them will, Dr Wehking thinks, be outweighed by the skids' manoeuvrability.

The always soon-to-open H Street streetcar, a multimillion dollar "cool" boondoggle that combines the charm of a slow-moving bus with the steering manoeuvrability of a railway train, will only increase the area's cachet.I would mock further.

Ammonites' manoeuvrability would have depended crucially on their buoyancy control.

Dr Krapp's colleague Mirko Kovac is now attempting to do this.HovercraftOne way manoeuvrability might be engineered into a drone's airframe is shown by the work on hawk moths.

Mr Neubürger reckons it needs euro1 billion of cashflow after dividends and taxes as a safety-net to "ensure strategic manoeuvrability".

Some modern military vehicles have become so heavy with armour that their manoeuvrability is impaired and they are unable to use certain roads and bridges.Iron Curtain, another active-protection system, has been developed for American forces by Artis.

We then added up the scores to produce an overall measure of monetary manoeuvrability (rankings for the individual indicators can be found here).Next we devised a fiscal-flexibility index, combining government debt and the structural (ie, cyclically adjusted) budget deficit as a percentage of GDP.

Modern birds do not pay the drag tax because their manoeuvrability results from a single pair of wings that are better able to cope with stress than Microraptor's forewings were.

But it suggests that true drone manoeuvrability might be better created without trying to imitate the functions of a brain.

They may also acquire "hyper-manoeuvrability".