Sentence examples for effectively steer from inspiring English sources

Yet, today's state of the asymmetry between coded information and its physical effects is epitomized by electrons passing through digital microprocessors that effectively steer material and energetic flows within a technosphere spanning the globe from satellite orbits 40,000km above the Earth's surface to 10km into the lithosphere.

To be able to effectively steer innovation processes, family firm owners need to be informed about what is going on in their organizations.

Wavelength specific plasma imaging and mass/energy analysis demonstrated that the tunable magnetic field can effectively steer ionized Ar species away from the substrate with about a factor of three reduction of their abundance at the condensation surface.

But when it comes to rapid judgments of which candidate to trust, it's not clear that our gut reactions effectively steer us toward the person who'd actually do the best job.

"But when it comes to rapid judgments of which candidate to trust, it's not clear that our gut reactions effectively steer us toward the person who'd actually do the best job". I agree with that.

Unlike phone service providers, which are prevented under E.U. law from filtering Internet data except for purposes of network management, the makers of mobile device operating systems are allowed to effectively steer Internet traffic by giving priority to their own Web sites, applications and online businesses.

Supporters of the lieutenant governor argue that such criticism ignores the measures he has effectively steered through the Senate when drawing enough support has been in doubt.

In shifting into legitimate film drama (albeit of a dark and twisted kind), Morris has effectively steered away from the satire that made his name.

He effectively steered the bank through the difficult economy of the early 2000s, and when the bank determined it was necessary to sell its credit card business, he successfully negotiated a sale that retained the jobs in Bridgeport.

Moreover, unlike conventional transducers, the pencil beam can be effectively steered over a wide range of angles without producing grating lobes or degrading the power difference between the main lobe and side lobes.

"The U.S. political system," Mr. Rajan notes, "is acutely sensitive to job growth because of the economy's weak safety nets," creating pressure for a series of ad hoc policies that have effectively steered the American economy from bubble to bubble and created damaging incentives.