Sentence examples for behaviour steering from inspiring English sources

The pathway regulates the flagellated rotary motors and hence the cells' swimming behaviour, steering them towards more favourable environments.

This suggests that modulation of escape behaviour by steering may also have an associated performance cost.

This paper aims to determine how truck driver steering behaviour seen in repeated exposures to acritical event correlates to the behaviour resulting from an unexpected exposure to the same event.

In this paper, it has been shown that the steering behaviour observed in repeated critical scenarios to a large extentpreserves the characteristics of the steering behaviour found in an unexpected critical scenario, making it possible to usedata from repeated scenarios in, for example, driver modelling for evasive steering.

The analysis presented here will be centred on the effects of steering behaviour caused by the repeated exposures to the scenario rather than the effects on driver behaviour caused by the ESC system.

These results are discussed in relation to the sensorimotor and cognitive processes involved in steering behaviour.

The steering behaviour of 18 participants during near lane departure in bends and in straight lines was analysed.

However, drivers spent more time at shorter headways in the low-cost version and demonstrated more erratic steering behaviour in the low-cost version.

The measures speed, lateral position, steering behaviour, and brake were stored.

It was found that, in general, drivers keep most of their steering behaviour characteristics between test settings (unexpected and repeated).

In this paper, the effects on driver steering behaviour caused by repetition of a critical event are studied.