Sentence examples for manoeuvres and a from inspiring English sources
What he lacked in flamboyance he made up for with backstage manoeuvres and a single-minded mission for coal.
Linear time-varying models are used to enable trajectory predictions in elliptical orbits, whilst a variable prediction horizon is used to achieve finite-time completion of manoeuvres, and a 1-norm cost on velocity change minimises propellant consumption.
Coalition military manoeuvres and a build-up of troops and supplies continued for weeks before the assault.
Following fleet manoeuvres and a brief visit to Sweden, the ship conducted a fifth and final patrol in February 1938.
The PlayStation 2 hardware allowed for more manoeuvres and a more detailed character model; the number of polygons in Croft's model increased to 4,400.
The study is consistent with a previous human study showing the safety and efficacy of recruitment manoeuvres and a decremental airway pressure titration [ 39], and is consistent with the physiological goal of ventilating on the deflation limb of the VP curve [ 40].
A big statement bag to stash essentials, button-down shirts and dresses that allow room for manoeuvre, and a not-too-high-heel is a practical, modern look.
This fact has occasioned much hand wringing, hair pulling, and legal manoeuvring, and a great deal of rhetoric about why the public "should" buy stuff they can readily get for free.
It is also a classic text in the art of political manoeuvre and a subtle miniature of the Nixon administration in the days before Watergate, when Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney were liberals.Moynihan never hid his Democrat loyalty nor his opposition to the Vietnam war.
external cephalic version (ECV) is a relatively simple and safe manoeuvre and a proven effective approach in the reduction of breech presentation at term.
The time of warning depends on the Time To Collision (TTC), and should take the user reaction time, communication latency, the time needed to perform the manoeuvre, and a safety margin into account.
