Sentence examples for changes in the steering from inspiring English sources

The roll steer is defined as undesirable and uncontrollable changes in the steering angle of the steered wheels during the rolling action of the vehicle body due to cornering maneuver or asymmetric bumps.

The lateral error is then modified (blue line in Fig. 12a) by changing (b_{k}^{text{ref}}) so the required yaw speed of the vehicle increases, producing a change in the steering angle.

This change in the steering patterns caused Hurricane Norbert to eventually turn to the northwest.

In such models, the current estimate of steering error is transformed after a processing delay into a motor response leading to a change in the steering error and a new error estimate, closing the loop.

The kinematic parameters that are going to be investigated are the vehicle's velocity, the maximum allowable change in the articulated steering angle, the safety distance from the obstacles and the total number of obstacles in the operating arena.

Whereas the thesis on subject-based school represents the external organisation of the instruction, the meta-skills thesis refers to a change in the internal steering of learning.

So did the 2013 RAV4, in July, despite changes to the steering column and footwell padding.

As a corollary to our approach of negative refraction, we show how the laminate can be used to steer beams over large angles for small changes in the incident angles (beam steering).

Although these drivers were not so thrown off by the changes in steering that they drove off-course, the fact that there is a period of altered steering behavior is still significant.

The latest omission to be brought to light — and not by the automaker — regards problems with steering wheel relay rods, which transmit changes in direction from the steering gearbox to the wheels.

Thus, stopping the vehicle during manoeuvring in order to change the steering angle is considered.