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I recommend we maintain a constant course for the present.

Our success in that depends on their having followed a constant course over a very long distance.

But Kirk didn't understand why he'd do that in the middle of an attack when constant course adjustments would be necessary.

Both American ships maintained a constant course and speed throughout the incident.

Due to constant course and subject changes, it is advised, however, that only current students apply for this option.

But I feel the rapporteur has steered a clear and constant course through the whole proceedings.

Now it was visibly tiring as the constant course corrections demanded energy.

Master One still maintaining constant course and speed, sir, Bell reported.

Schmoo, turn east and head up the slope; don't worry about going at max speed, just keep a constant course.

Their manually intensive fire control system computed solutions for targets on a constant course.

The preliminary report did not indicate the exact cause of the crash, stating that the plane had maintained a constant course.

Lack of proper equipment and insufficient practice meant burst hoses or excessive time at risk to submarine attack, while holding a constant course during fuelling.

Thus, to sail from one point to another one only had to connect the points with a straight line, and keep this constant course for the entire voyage.

Tischendorf pursued a constant course of editorial labours, mainly on the New Testament, until he was broken down by overwork in 1873.

Kirk watched as a tiny point of green appeared on the screen, then seemed to spiral in the general direction of the cruiser, making constant course corrections.

Unlike previous modifications, the Delta IV submarine is able to fire missiles in any direction from a constant course in a circular sector.

We might have shaved four or five minutes on the target-motion analysis right after we acquired him, but we were looking for a zigzag instead of a constant course.

Grade 8 students take eight courses; constant courses are taken all year while a variety of elective packages are also offered to introduce the student to new curricular areas.

According to our sensor scans of its onboard systems," Taren replied, "it appears to have traveled on a constant course at a consistent speed for thirty-eight point three years.

This normally entailed about 20-30 seconds of staying on a constant course at a constant speed for the computer to stabilize and generate firing solutions for the director and mounts.

It became the standard map projection for nautical purposes because of its ability to represent lines of constant Course (navigation), known as pie lines or pie line, as straight segments.

Grade 10 students carry five general constant courses -- Humanities (English and Social Studies), Physical Education, Career and Personal Planning, Science and Mathematics.

That left only a ten-degree latitude on each side of the too-small asteroid, and Trystin had to put the corvette behind the asteroid so it stayed, without constant course or attitude adjustments.

In ordinary times what were politically called "loans" (although they were never meant to be repaid) were matters of constant course among the students, and many a man has partly lived on them for years.

The track shows the Aegean sailed for more than three hours on Friday night and into Saturday morning on a constant course and speed heading straight for North Coronado Island.