ma·noeu·vrabil·ity [məˌnu:vərəˈbɪləti] N no pl
- manoeuvrability
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As for the engine themselves, research was conducted on thrust-vectoring, allowing for markedly improved manoeuvrability and short take-off and landing performance.
en.wikipedia.org There was no special manoeuvrability and therefore no special advantage on the part of the bigger states.
en.wikipedia.org The manoeuvrability required for the latter requires the ability to fly slowly and to rotate rapidly, calling for relatively short spans.
en.wikipedia.org Free-swimming autonomous underwater vehicles characterized by great manoeuvrability and high accuracy for civilian and military use.
en.wikipedia.org Though difficult to handle, to an experienced pilot it provided unmatched manoeuvrability.
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