Sentence examples for a steering that from inspiring English sources

Thus, it captures a steering that is associated with both governance and government (Kjær, 2004).

A number of more established groups [at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), Stanford University, and the University of California, San Francisco] have formal structures--a steering committee that may include a chair/president, a vice president/vice chair, secretary, and treasurer.

The responses to stimulation of discrete locations on the foot sole evoke a kind of "sensory steering" that may promote balance and maintenance of locomotion through the modulation of limb loading and foot placement.

Finally, we present a 290 mg 1-DoF micro-mirror system for laser beam steering that employs a two-layer out-of-plane rotational actuator for open-loop stable operation with controlled angular displacements up to 5.1° at 1000 V/16 Hz.

The report contends that the Explorer has a steering deficiency that makes it harder to control than a Jeep Cherokee or Chevrolet Blazer when a tire fails.

LaVista announced last week through a spokesman that he was barring the media from attending meetings of a steering committee that have often served as a forum for faculty to question decisions by managers of the construction program.

The monitoring of the study was performed by a steering committee that identified the experts to be invited to participate in the Delphi process and that also oversaw the project.

Toyota, the Japanese automaker, said Thursday that it was recalling almost 373,000 of its 2000-4 Avalon sedans because of a steering problem that could cause a crash.

This time, the parties are forming a steering committee that will meet at least once a month.

The residents in question compromise a "steering group" that is receptive to the council's and Capco's plans.

He was seen fumbling with a steering wheel that has 45 individual controls, and thousands of possible options overall.