Sentence examples for types of maneuvers from inspiring English sources

The intensity of the sonic boom is determined not only by the distance between the craft and the ground but also by the size and shape of the aircraft, the types of maneuvers that it makes, and the atmospheric pressure, temperature, and winds.

The black triangle represents maximum accelerations a, b, and c, while red circles are points that remain outside the fitted triangle (see Section IV). Figure 12 shows the typical g-g patterns for various types of maneuvers.

The announcement also reflects the types of maneuvering start-ups are increasingly engaging in as they chart a path in heavily regulated sectors of the economy.

Tech has "become the arena for private equity or other capital-restructuring type of maneuvers because of the way their valuations and their balance sheets are," Mr. Kuby said.

Separated space interferometers require performing different type of maneuvers during their lifetime: resizing, rotating and slewing.

All of these units are trained in this type of maneuver and do not let rivalries interfere with their combined mission.

By measuring the drag and lift on the wings (removed from dead birds) over a range of different angles and airspeeds, Lentink and colleagues created a model for predicting the best wing shape for each type of maneuver.

Even though an optimal placement cannot have a universal validity, since it depends on the type of maneuver and on the overall inertial and geometrical characteristics, an approach to solve the problem is proposed.

In their work, the input variables considered are (i) if driver is facing gap or lag (binary variable), (ii) gap/lag size in seconds, and (iii) type of maneuver; the output variable is driver's decision to accept or reject the gap/lag.

Look at the type of maneuver you'll need to complete, in order to park your vehicle.

In the present chapter we will describe and discuss: a) Definition and factors affecting recruitment; b) types of recruitment maneuvers; and c) the role of variable ventilation as a recruitment maneuver.