Manoeuvre

Across the screen, Neilson attempts the same vocal manoeuvre.

A letter submitted to the planning department, said: “There is an issue that the delivery vehicle would not be able to make this manoeuvre if the on street parking on Nat Lane as shown in Figure B was in situ and could result in unsafe manoeuvring.

A number of States increasingly seek to enhance their strategic independence, while trying to manoeuvre across existing dividing lines.

At nearly five metres in length, it’s significantly bigger than a Tesla Model S, though a full suite of cameras helps to make it easy to manoeuvre.

Bermuda, in a stunning manoeuvre, overtook Malaysia, with Antigua & Barbuda trailing behind by 400 metres.

But the manoeuvre is risky.

But the rocket’s Super Heavy first stage booster, though it achieved a crucial manoeuvre to separate with its core Starship stage, exploded over the Gulf of Mexico shortly after detaching, a SpaceX webcast showed.

Called ARCHAX after the avian dinosaur archaeopteryx, the robot has cockpit monitors that receive images from cameras hooked up to the exterior so that the pilot can manoeuvre the arms and hands with joysticks from inside its torso.

During the demo you had to use speed and strategy to out manoeuvre a giant dragon, as it dived under the sand to resurface and deal damage.

Experts say knowing how to unblock a windpipe obstruction via the Heimlich manoeuvre will reduce the risk of the victim suffering a cardiorespiratory arrest and brain damage.

He said: “The new Xi robot has arms that can manoeuvre surgical instruments more easily around the patient, allowing us to carry out procedures on those with more complex anatomy and improve their care.

I managed to get one of my feet free and used it to manoeuvre us onto the floor.

Israeli tanks manoeuvre inside the Gaza Strip, as seen from Israel.

I think it was a shrewd manoeuvre to demonstrate to the world that Scotland (recall that the primary target is world opinion) has not sought confrontation for its own sake, but has, rather, leant over backwards to be cooperative, mature and avoid dispute.

It said it had destroyed anti-tank positions and other targets that could endanger forces preparing for “a manoeuvre in the Gaza Strip”, an apparent reference to a ground operation.

Mowbray will make some changes today but injuries have limited his room for manoeuvre and, while Sunderland's Championship campaign must take precedence, he insists he wants to progress in this cup.

Mr Hanrahan told her that there was manoeuvre room for a crossing and vowed to bring it back to the design team for further discussion.

PC David Handisides, who was the investigating officer, said: “Every witness we interviewed said that Price was riding dangerously before the collision and that the wheelie was a deliberate and intended manoeuvre.

Senior coroner Penelope Schofield said in her conclusion that Mr Hill’s flying was “exceptionally bad” and that the failed manoeuvre that led to the crash was “not a small misjudgement”.

The chancellor was left with just £13bn to spare after his autumn statement, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility – less than half of the room for manoeuvre enjoyed by any of his six predecessors since 2010.