Sentence examples for between steering from inspiring English sources
The proposed control strategies stem from a parallelism between steering and vertical dynamics of a motorcycle.
There's a fine line between steering investor expectations toward realistic earnings or sales and manipulating—"walking down"—expectations so that reported earnings will comfortably exceed them.
When steering is configured in this way, the car does not oscillate as much between steering positions when it is on a curve.
The second key innovation is the replacement of all the mechanical components between steering wheel and front wheels with electronics, for a much quicker, more responsive, and driver-aware experience.
In court, Ms Hayajneh - from Duisburg, Germany - said she had had a split second to decide between steering left and hitting the Peugeot that was in front of her or trying to avoid the oncoming Audi by steering right.
We assess the relationship between steering wheel deformity and serious thoracic or abdominal injury among drivers and front seat passengers involved in motor vehicle crashes, while adjusting for important crash factors.
Such a model's physically interpretable parameters promise to provide unmatched insights into between-driver steering variations, and facilitate the systematic design of novel individualized driver support systems.
First, what it's not is so-called steer-by-wire, so there's no mechanical link between the steering wheel and front tires.
In a car, drive by wire could mean no mechanical connection between the gas pedal and the engine, for example, or between the steering wheel and the front wheels of the car.
Steer-by-wire (SBW) systems, which have no mechanical linkage between the steering wheel and front wheels, are expected to improve vehicle safety through better steering capability.
INFINITI The Q50, a replacement for the G37 sedan, goes on sale this summer with the world's first steer-by-wire system; electronic controls replace the mechanical link between the steering wheel and turning wheels.
