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lines represent upright or positive-g
manoeuvers and
dashed lines represent inverted or negative-g
manoeuvers;
these are
sometimes depicted in red. Thick...
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Heimlich maneuver, also
known as
Abdominal thrusts or
Heimlich manoeuvre, is a first-aid
procedure used to
treat upper-airway
obstructions (or choking)...
- dictionary.
Maneuver (American English),
manoeuvre (British English),
manoeuver,
manœuver (also spelled,
directly from the French, as manœuvre)
describes a...
- "If You Leave" is a 1986 song by the
English electronic band
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD). It was
recorded for the
soundtrack to the film Pretty...
- court. Zone
defenses often allow the
defense to
double team the ball, a
manoeuver known as a trap. In a man-to-man defense, each
defensive player guards...
- "The Battle" is the
ninth episode of the
first season of the
American science fiction television series Star Trek: The Next
Generation and was originally...
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control of battles.
Rather uniquely for real-time
strategy games,
flanking manoeuvers and
formations factor heavily into gameplay. The
first of the series,...
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External videos Do****entary
discussing the A129 A129
performing acrobatic manoeuvers Display flight of an A129...
- In
military tactics, a
flanking maneuver, or
flanking manoeuvre (also
called a
flank attack), is an
attack on the
sides of an
opposing force. If a flanking...
- A
marine radar with
automatic radar plotting aid (ARPA)
capability can
create tracks using radar contacts. The
system can
calculate the
tracked object's...
