Sentence examples for demand steering from inspiring English sources

It also has a "Regen on Demand" steering wheel paddle, which is Chevy's trademark tech for letting the driver slow the vehicle, and regenerate some battery power via friction at varying rates controllable right from the wheel.

Yet Mr. Gephardt repeatedly declined to discuss how his own political fate is tied to the outcome -- and how he has managed the conflicting demands of steering the Democrats into the majority of Congress, and setting the table for his presidential campaign.

The British government responded to African demands by gradually steering the country toward African majority rule.

Level 2, on the other hand, means the driver is always responsible for what's going on, which is why all of these cars with active cruise control and lane-keeping systems demand their steering wheels get tickled every few seconds.

But several dozen demonstrators at the meeting called for no new jails, and many of them stepped to the mike to demand a greater investment in steering people out of detention.

This approach is exacting and demands value from predictive biomarkers, steering a middle course between uncritical enthusiasm and harsh skepticism.

The tactical management of a craft demands, for steering, continuous indication of heading and speed through the water or air and, for the propulsion system, information either continuous or on demand on engine speed, temperatures at critical regions, fuel flow, and fuel supply.

The Zorgbalans' framework was designed to strategically fit with the new Dutch regulated-market steering philosophy focusing on demand-side rationing.

I bought these before I started steering clear of vehicles that demand healthy wodges of butter.

"We are steering toward a problem when demand picks up and supplies will not be able to keep up".

In character as Lenny, he picked them up from school and walked them over to the apartment, steering the conversation according to the demands of the script.