manoeuvrable
manoeuvrable
definition
adjective
(especially of a craft or vessel) able to be maneuvered easily while in motion.
example
The drivers are extremely talented and are working in vehicles, built in Lancashire to our own specifications, that are extremely 'manoeuvrable' .
Harbours director Captain Nigel Mills said the new vessel will be slightly bigger - able to carry 14 cars - and be more 'manoeuvrable' .
This invention relates to a toboggan, and in particular to a 'manoeuvrable' toboggan having runners which are movable relative to one another.
Of course, a ship of this size is not as 'manoeuvrable' as a small fighter, but its strong shields and the two extra turrets make this ship very capable of defending itself.
The seating is comfortable and, as you would expect, is 'manoeuvrable' in almost every imaginable way to allow for a variety of practical purposes.
It was a tough ship and was still very 'maneuverable' .
A 'maneuverable' sled is provided for use over snowy terrain.
Gun trucks in the mounted security role bring 'maneuverability' , mobility, and firepower to the fight.
On the other side, the ships we've seen so far are much less 'maneuverable' than our own, so we have an advantage there.
Almost half of the tiny craft was a fusion impeller, making it the most 'maneuverable' ship in the fleet.
The high mobility and 'maneuverability' of troops must and will be used particularly often by the defending side.
A highly 'maneuverable' underwater vehicle that can be operated remotely with computer assistance was designed, fabricated and tested by researchers at the University of Florida.
It's one of the lightest and most easily 'maneuverable' scanners we tested.
The ship is also more 'maneuverable' and slightly faster thanks to its reduced size.
This mode also lets players get a sense of how fast and 'maneuverable' different vehicles are.
These ships were a great design invention and were much more 'maneuverable' and faster than the other style of canoes that were being used by other island peoples in the area.
On one hand, helicopters are more 'maneuverable' over a target and can get closer to the ground.
These are the wheeled vehicles that are more nimble and 'maneuverable' than tanks or Bradleys.
Ships can be made far more 'maneuverable' , with looser or more open interior designs.
The ship is highly 'maneuverable' despite its incredible mass.
However, for the reasons of weight, size, 'manoeuvrability' and safety we are unable to carry powered scooters.
But it was the only chance he'd be able to get against the more 'maneuverable' weapon.
It combines the dynamics and 'manoeuvrability' of a sports car with the robustness of an all-terrain vehicle.
This new material can be used at the vehicle's leading edges, allowing for more aerodynamic and 'maneuverable' designs.
The induction of amphibious vehicles for military applications has increased the 'manoeuvrability' of troops in marshy lands and rivers.
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