Sentence examples for manoeuvres were conducted from inspiring English sources

The CFD manoeuvring trials (straight line and steady turning manoeuvres) were conducted using a model-scaled BB2 submarine with movable control planes and a body force propeller represented by an actuator disk incorporating predetermined propulsion properties.

In 1907, from her base at Chalais-Meudon near Paris, a successful series of military manoeuvres was conducted with the airship by the military command, which included a visit by France's President of the Council Georges Clemenceau.

This manoeuvre is conducted in the entrance to the parking lot on the other side of the street (see Fig. 2 for location), and the truck must cross over both cycle lanes to make the turn.

If the data is satisfactory, the go-ahead will be given for manoeuvre number two to be conducted on 21 May.

Mr Blair needs no convincing of the political desirability of a UN resolution explicitly mandating the use of force, but he is right to question why this should alter the moral equation, which is surely all that the churches should concern themselves with.The UN is what it is a place where diplomatic horse-trading is conducted and states manoeuvre to secure their national interest.

1 6 Therefore, many studies on risk factors, preventive manoeuvres and drug administrations for PEP have been conducted worldwide.

Lucy, who acted with only a small force, was clearly trusted by Harclay, so the arrest must have been conducted as a surprise manoeuvre.

In the next phase a site survey was conducted in order to estimate the irregular crossing manoeuvres of car drivers and pedestrians at designated pedestrian crossings.

The Prussian army was conducting manoeuvres here as far back as 1722, while Germany's oldest active football club, Berliner FC Germania, was founded at Templehof in 1888.

In September last year Radu Moldovan, a Romanian strawberry-picker in Scotland, was jailed for four months for shining a laser into the cockpit of an RAF Tornado while it was conducting a complicated landing manoeuvre.

And the manoeuvres were indeed delicate.