If associational privacy is important, a bored visitor strolling the halls of a hospital should not maneuver to watch a randomly selected patient give birth; and if he does, he merits criticism as a morally offensive intruder.
The Inter-Agency Space definedCoordination Committee (IADC) has defined a geosynchronous orbit (GEO) protected region and recommended that the GEO satellite should be maneuvered to a disposal orbit high enough at end-of-mission to remain above the GEO protected region.
The simulations suggest that in field experiments the vessel should be maneuvered in a trajectory that allows each sensor to observe the vessel from as many directions as possible.
They also question his lack of motivation to attack strongly on July 2 and 3 because he had argued that the army should have maneuvered to a place where it would force Meade to attack them.
So, there should be room to maneuver, even if América Móvil is insisting it will not budge.
The Magic matched Chicago's offer to the restricted free agent J. J. Redick and acquired the veteran guards Quentin Richardson and Chris Duhon, who should be able to maneuver the pick-and-roll efficiently with Dwight Howard.
NASA officials have left themselves some room to maneuver, however, should the politics get hot.
Only if you are unsuccessful in discussions with the other authors, and only if the issues involved are really important, should you begin to maneuver up the ladder of checks and balances, seeking subtle mediation.
No human should be able to maneuver so gracefully with those endlessly long limbs.
