Sentence examples for manoeuvres based on from inspiring English sources

The proposed procedure has been validated through turning circle and zigzag manoeuvres based on experimental data of sea trials of the 190 000dwt oil tanker.

The app also keeps a count of how many times the learner has performed each of the manoeuvres, based on how many times they have requested voice guidance, and tracks other data — such as how many hours and miles of driving the learner has clocked up, and at what time of day.

PEFR measurements were assessed for reproducibility by completing a minimum of three acceptable manoeuvres (based on American Thoracic Society/European Respiratory Society guidelines) with the two largest FEV1 measurements not varying by more than 0.15 L. The measurement with the best FEV1 was selected for recording of PEFR.

This is done by generating a manoeuvre based on the tables of aerodynamic data, and then replaying the motion through a time-accurate computational fluid dynamics calculation.

Google's autonomous cars collect reams of data and manoeuvre based on that information.

The scheme of manoeuvre was based on the assumption that the Viet Cong position was a camp as previously reported, and not a defensive position, yet with visibility in the thick vegetation limited to between 10-30 m, few of the men from A Company had actually seen much of the position during the earlier fighting.

Various strategies for response manoeuvres are proposed based on a path planning scheme called "equilibrium shaping".

The recruitment manoeuvres were applied based on pulmonary mechanics in each patient, beginning with either continuous positive airway pressure or extended sigh.

In contrast to the Archimedes' spirals, the modified CARS, which asked respondents to put themselves in the place of an observant clinician and rate the severity of their tremor based on manoeuvres commonly performed in a neurological examination, yielded the strongest correlations with the tremor-specific (TRADL, TACS, visual analog scale) and the MS-specific (PDDS) disability measures.

Since it is practically impossible to reproduce exactly the same manoeuvre, first on the motorcycle and then on the simulator, the comparison between real and simulated manoeuvres is more meaningful when based on the ratio Gx/τ between the roll rate (which represents the vehicle behaviour) and the steering torque (which represents the rider action).

The beneficial impact of sighs and recruitment manoeuvres on lung recruitment is based on the well-established principle that inspiratory pressures allowing reaeration of the injured lung are higher than the expiratory pressures at which lung aeration vanishes.