Differential drag is not a perfect answer to manoeuvring in space.
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A senior SNP source said Corbyn was manoeuvring for a general election.
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The political manoeuvring continued in the trade war between America and China.
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Mrs May's manoeuvring has, however, kicked a new hornet's nest at home.
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Factional manoeuvring to replace Abe would surely heat up if Aso resigned.
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A typical example was her manoeuvring on equal marriage in June (see article).
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The replacement of open politics with Byzantine court manoeuvring is nothing new in Russia.
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Mr Corbyn and his surrogates will cry betrayal and disloyalty at such open manoeuvring.
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But his act was better understood as a complex piece of manoeuvring inside PiS.
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Political careers tend to be built up after decades of party hacking and parliamentary manoeuvring.
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Mr Bezos's best defence may not be legal manoeuvring, but continuing to do his job well.
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The grubby compromises and political manoeuvring that government involves do not always suit the merely competent.
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Many Moroccans detect the hand of the king, who claims to stand above politics, in the manoeuvring.
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The improvements include updates to the manoeuvring characteristics augmentation system, pilot displays, operation manuals and crew training.
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Still, these are the last people that Mr Trump would want to hurt with his trade manoeuvring.
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Temporary manoeuvring by firms to get round tariffs may have created a sugar high that is now ending.
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Indeed, the government in Mogadishu is a mess, thanks in part to constant manoeuvring by foreign-funded politicians.
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The two sides have been manoeuvring, mostly in secret, for more than a decade to find common ground.
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A newcomer to politics, Mr Gantz seems tired of the incessant campaigning and manoeuvring of the past year.
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Britain's embrace of high minimum wages owes much to political manoeuvring, but economists are watching the experiment closely.
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The endless manoeuvring makes it impossible to pursue a concerted legislative agenda—and hard for voters to keep track.
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"We are manoeuvring in a highly volatile environment and it is not warranted to make any sudden moves," Nagy said.
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Manoeuvring round all these obstacles would test any prime minister, never mind one who still believes old myths from 2016.
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With a little judicious manoeuvring, it was then dispatched towards (486958) 2014 MU69 for a rendezvous on January 1st 2019.
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Essebsi denied dynastic manoeuvring, saying his son had the right to practise politics and that he could not dismiss him.
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The spaceship section will use six Raptors, optimized for vacuum flight, along with three extra Raptors for manoeuvring on landing.
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Ms Suu Kyi's party won an election last November, but she was barred from becoming president under the army's constitutional manoeuvring.
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But for his manoeuvring, many more disgruntled Iranians might have abandoned the doctored electoral process and sought other means to voice dissent.
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The latest wrangling between the elite and those below them looks a lot like the manoeuvring that prefigured the Premier League's formation.
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If it can do that, then the method of "differential drag" becomes a practical way of manoeuvring satellites relative to one another.
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He has refused to organise elections, citing logistical problems, while manoeuvring to stay in power after his term ends on December 19th.
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That in turn means the rocket has more remaining fuel, which improves its chance of manoeuvring successfully on to the drone ship.
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Investors admired his willingness to break new policy ground -- manoeuvring past internal and external opposition -- and clear communication of the ECB's thinking.
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Familiar faces from the "Lit" video float in and out of the front room, manoeuvring their way between the kitchen and toilet.
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Mahathir agreed to act as interim prime minister after resigning earlier this week amid political manoeuvring between his coalition and the opposition.
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Kafando was guiding Burkino Faso's transition to democracy after popular protests forced out Compaore, who appeared to be manoeuvring to remain in power.
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His recent economic manoeuvring, which also included promises of free housing, may have been aimed at shoring up support ahead of his promotion.
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There is a similarity, although the Uptis is designed to take the greater weight of a car and cope with high-speed manoeuvring.
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Yet as in 2014, when the parliament's manoeuvring caught governments napping, its very European coup stands little chance of being overturned next year.
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Unlike a product of Bollywood, however, this protracted tale of treachery, hubris and midnight manoeuvring has real consequences for the state's 112m people.
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Prayuth Chan-ocha, the junta leader and prime minister since 2014, was clearly manoeuvring to stay on in the top job after the election.
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On August 14th, though, parliamentary manoeuvring in the House paused for a moment when Dade Phelan, a Republican representative from Beaumont, made an announcement.
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They have a 40,000-strong Praetorian guard in the form of Momentum, which has a unique ability to combine mass mobilisation with bureaucratic manoeuvring.
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In 235, after much manoeuvring, Ms Sirleaf won a colossal write-down of Liberia's debts under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries programme (see chart 7).
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One explanation for all this manoeuvring is Mr Netanyahu's long-held (and not entirely unjustified) belief that the Israeli media are out to get him.
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But the regime is manoeuvring to ensure they do not get that chance, or that it happens too late to trigger a fresh presidential election.
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Kevin Warsh (pictured on the right), a former banker who was a Fed policymaker from 2006 to 2011, appears to be manoeuvring for the job.
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The prisoner deal was the culmination of months of contacts, secret talks and legal manoeuvring which came close to falling apart on at least one occasion.
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Both have told visitors they expect the other to go, but sources disagree whether Enders is manoeuvring for Bregier's early departure as their power battle intensifies.
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But the 210-Star Movement and many Democratic Party lawmakers were furious about Salvini's manoeuvring and returned determined to check his sprint towards a snap election.
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It could carry a large number of decoys or (it is rumoured) up to ten warheads—each capable of manoeuvring independently after re-entering the atmosphere.
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The decor is simple and though not communal, the tables are close enough together to require graceful manoeuvring when you get up to go to the toilet.
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The manoeuvring munitions can carry out what the Army calls counter-defilade fire—hitting a sniper hiding behind a wall, for example, or troops concealed in trenches.
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He sees first-hand what to expect from these technologies, such as swarms of small, low-cost drones locked in aerial combat, manoeuvring with superhuman co-ordination.
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Seeing people people running from the mosque, Hina began manoeuvring the car around the small driveway, by which time the gunman was coming out of the building.
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Even when you try your damnedest to defy it, out-manoeuvring Vegas is like running backwards on a moving travelator: Eventually you succumb to its wicked monster.
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The U.S. enjoyed a brief possession spell thanks to his nifty manoeuvring, which may not have looked like much, but a turnover there could have sprung Paraguay.
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"Political room for manoeuvring is very, very, very limited," she said, given the need to "serve two masters": the central government and the people of Hong Kong.
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All this manoeuvring matters because Mr Macron wants to secure influence in the European Parliament in order to shape the next European Commission, and therefore the union's agenda.
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Their closer ties mark a bold step in a region where China's economic influence has made some countries reluctant to take a joint stand against its maritime manoeuvring.
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Back in Tehran, hardliners who opposed his diplomatic opening are manoeuvring to exclude his allies from the upcoming elections and check his ambitions to carry out domestic reforms.
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Her replacement, Boris Johnson, sparked a constitutional crisis when he prorogued Parliament in order to limit opposition manoeuvring on Brexit, but the Supreme Court said this was unlawful.
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In the background of all the manoeuvring is a scientific assessment that global emissions should peak in 2020 to have the best chance of meeting the 1.5ºc target.
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He was freed after nearly three months of diplomacy, legal manoeuvring by the governments of Australia, Thailand and Bahrain, and a public campaign by footballers and human rights activists.
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A PIA spokesman said the pilot, who issued a "mayday" emergency call before the crash, may have prevented an even bigger catastrophe by manoeuvring the plane away from populated areas.
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Rich contributor states and the ex-communist east are split over filling a Britain-sized hole in the EU budget and over some eastern governments' manoeuvring to stifle their opponents.
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Like Mrs Merkel, Mrs May has seen off rivals through canny manoeuvring; she bides her time, knowing when to speak up and when (as in the referendum campaign) to stay quiet.
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If you need to heal yourself, hide or sneak up on someone, sinking into a crouch and manoeuvring into the centre of a bush is almost like putting on an invisibility cloak.
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In a Kano hotel, a gap-toothed smuggler explains that his syndicate has spent a decade manoeuvring fabric, rice, pasta and vegetable oil to huge warehouses in Kano via Benin and Niger.
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The unrest does not yet appear impossible to contain using Hong Kong's police, but China's state media have broadcast footage of the mainland's anti-riot forces manoeuvring on the border with the territory.
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"All the satellites will be put in the same orbit, which poses a different challenge," noted ISRO chairman A.S. Kiran Kumar in a statement, adding that no manoeuvring will be done during the mission.
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More such manoeuvring will occur before the second round of voting, probably next month, when the field is narrowed to two candidates (assuming no one gets more than 50% of the vote this time around).
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Combative Schroeder, 73, who makes no bones about his friendship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, has defended his decision to join Rosneft and accused his foes of political manoeuvring to help get Merkel re-elected.
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Speculation had been rife that premier Nguyen Tan Dung's nomination for the party's new central committee on Sunday signalled he was manoeuvring to challenge the politburo's sole candidate for party chief, the incumbent Nguyen Phu Trong.
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PETER HAYDONLondon The best comparison of Mrs May would be to Harold Wilson, a consummate politician who was brilliant at manipulating his rivals and manoeuvring them into impotence, usually by appointing them to jobs beyond their abilities.
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Since the Lion Air crash, Boeing has been pursuing a software upgrade to change how much authority is given to the Manoeuvring Characteristics Augmentation System, or MCAS, a new anti-stall system developed for the 737 Max.
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Since the Lion Air crash, Boeing has been pursuing a software upgrade to change how much authority is given to the Manoeuvring Characteristics Augmentation System, or MCAS, a new anti-stall system developed for the 737 MAX.
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ISTANBUL, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Turkish tanks on Wednesday approached the Syrian border and were firing on targets, but stopped short of crossing the frontier, CNN Turk reported, showing live footage of several tanks manoeuvring along the border.
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There are ghosts of that power struggle in rumours that Mr Buhari's closest allies are manoeuvring to try to keep the presidency with a northerner should their boss die or be forced by ill health to step down.
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This system, including software to ensure the plane does not stall—called the Manoeuvring Characteristics Augmentation System or MCAS—was also seen by Indonesian investigators as contributing to the crash of a Lion Air 737 MAX last October.
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The investigators, who briefed the FAA on their findings Thursday, said the emerging consensus is that the Manoeuvring Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) had mistakenly activated before the plane nose-dived into the ground shortly after takeoff, the Journal reported.
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To Mrs Merkel's critics this can look like so much game-playing: the values-free manoeuvring of a country doing nicely out of a lopsided European order facilitating the sale of cars and machinery to imperfect democracies in the developing world.
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In these circumstances, the player becomes something like a barnacle on the bottom of a ship, and must be 'prised away' from the club by means of behind-the-scenes manoeuvring, a sustained media campaign or an improved financial offer.
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Although that manoeuvring helped pull the Nissan-Renault alliance back from the brink of crisis - and may have saved Saikawa's job - the former Ghosn lieutenant is now faced with the unenviable task of trying to shore up the strained partnership.
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He was responding to claims by his siblings that he was secretly manoeuvring to prevent the demolition of the house of his father, Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founding prime minister, in violation of the terms of the older Mr Lee's will.
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The political manoeuvring puts the timing of the whole process in question yet again, even though markets seem assured that it significantly reduces a 'no deal' Brexit, considered by many to be the worst-case scenario for the UK economy.
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Although it plays well in light of today's feminist climate, the film does not suggest that this subtle manoeuvring is a substitute for actual control; the film is not an attempt to re-write history in light of modern norms.
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A Socialist party source scoffed at the surprise move by Spain's third-largest party as pre-election manoeuvring, however, and analysts largely dismissed it as a way of blaming Sanchez for any repeat election, a scenario that looks increasingly likely.
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Parliament's budget committee recommended on Monday the government raise the cap to 216% to allow more budget manoeuvring and issue a regulation in lieu of a law to allow it to surpass the 2465% limit stipulated in a 2003 law.
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"To the extent that interest rate increases in the U.S. are in fact suspended, the manoeuvring room for increasing the interest rate in Israel without narrowing the interest rate gap that opened in recent years will decrease to some extent," Yaron said.
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According to the transcript, Machado tells Jucá he feels the political situation is "very serious" and the pair talk about the then governing Workers' Party's political manoeuvring, including Rousseff's appointment of former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as her chief of staff.
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"It seems that Greece will outperform its fiscal target by about 0.5 percentage points this year and that gives the government some space for manoeuvring," a source close to the lenders told Reuters, adding that the 2019 budget would also be on the agenda.
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The preliminary report into the Lion Air disaster said the pilots lost control after grappling with the planes Manoeuvring Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) software, a new automated anti-stall feature that repeatedly lowered the nose of the aircraft based on faulty data from a sensor.
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What a joy then that solid, convincing examples of real collaboration, fallings out, and deliciously Machiavellian manoeuvring to further their own careers takes centre stage in the form of drawings provided by Michelangelo, realised by Sebastiano in paint, and compelling letters between the political movers and shakers.
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Mr Renzi's manoeuvring since the referendum helps explain why he is seen by much of the electorate as the epitome of a mainstream politician, and why the referendum, which he turned into a vote of confidence by threatening resignation if he lost, was such a fiasco.
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An ally of President Beji Caid Essebsi, Chahed is likely to get the 109 votes he needs to win a confidence ballot in the 217-seat parliament, and some of the sniping may simply reflect manoeuvring from parties looking to secure more influential posts in the cabinet.
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But we can help prevent them from occurring too often in future by generating less space debris—by venting fuel that's not needed so it doesn't cause an explosion, for instance, and manoeuvring bigger pieces of space shrapnel so they don't collide and make smaller pieces (see Gravity).
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The legal manoeuvring was complex; but, in essence, he counselled Alabama's probate judges, responsible for issuing marriage licences, not to grant them to same-sex couples—despite rulings to the contrary by a federal court, and even after the Supreme Court decision that in effect legalised gay marriage throughout the country.
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Though Le Pen appears to have a mountain to climb to catch Macron, the 2017 campaign for the French presidency has been packed with surprises, the exchanges between the two have sharpened markedly and Le Pen has shown she is capable of catching him out with clever public relations manoeuvring.
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Although that manoeuvring helped pull the Nissan-Renault alliance back from the brink of crisis, the former Ghosn lieutenant is now faced with the unenviable task of trying to shore up a two-decade-old partnership that many in Japan see as lopsided, deeply inequitable and shot through with mistrust on both sides.
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