Sentence examples for superior maneuverability from inspiring English sources

Averbakh had several opportunities to open the kingside himself in an effort to take advantage of his superior maneuverability.

Using a battalion of some thirty tanks with mechanized infantry, Reshef used his superior maneuverability to flank the Egyptian position.

The A-10 has superior maneuverability at low speeds and altitude because of its large wing area, high wing aspect ratio, and large ailerons.

The Zero, which first flew in 1939, was exceedingly agile and lightweight, with maneuverability and range superior to any other fighter in the world at that time.

Kirkman is rated a solid puncher, as his 18 knockouts in 23 fights attest, but Fore man is thought to be superior in over‐all punching speed and maneuverability.

Both sides had nine, but the Mitsubishi A6M Zero carrier fighter plane was superior in terms of range and maneuverability to its American counterpart, the F4F Wildcat.

The two-wheeled version soon proved superior in battle because of its higher maneuverability.

The result was four new vessels that combined the maneuverability of oar-powered galleys with the superior rigs and more comfortable living conditions of sailing ships: the udema, pojama, turuma and hemmema, named after the Finnish regions of Uusimaa ("Uudenmaan" in genitive form), Pohjanmaa, Turunmaa and Hämeenmaa (Tavastia).

Conventional tracked vehicles have superior cross-country capability compared to common wheeled vehicles, but poor maneuverability, especially poor steering performance.

These Euro-inspired styles are superior in almost every specification to the Eisenhower Era configuration that limited the Econolines so severely as to cargo capacity, maneuverability, weight and fuel economy.

The casters facilitate maneuverability.