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These temperature gradients tend to position and guide the strongest flow of the jet stream (see below Jet streams) in the atmosphere above and thereby influence the development and steering of weather systems.

Anomalies in the position of the Gulf Stream Labrador Current boundary, which produce a greater or lesser extent of warm water near the Grand Banks, so affect the energy supply to the atmosphere and the development and steering of weather systems from that region that they are associated with rather persistent anomalies of weather pattern over the British Isles and northern Europe.

The titles were considered financial successes, allowing Double Fine to recover and pursue further game development though steering away from major AAA releases.

In the first phase of the project (model development), the steering committee performed an informal preliminary survey among the local staff of each surgical unit in the S. Martino University Hospital.

Governor Whitman has spoken frequently of the need to control growth by steering new development to urban areas, redeveloping old industrial sites and reining in suburban sprawl.

This paper presents the development of a steering robot designed for closed-loop steering tasks during evasive maneuvers.

During her time there she developed an interest in human rights and development, and started steering her career plans away from news reporting towards NGOs and charities.

Local officials can develop waterfront masterplans to protect areas for public use, while steering development toward existing neighborhoods.

The deal would provide capital for projects that would help deter deforestation by increasing yields on existing cropland or by steering development to "degraded" land.

Such efforts have been going on for some time and were responsible for the development of power steering, automatic transmissions and cruise control.

The deal, starting with pilot projects, would provide capital for projects that would help deter deforestation by increasing yields on existing cropland or by steering development to "degraded" land.