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While expert drivers used this quirk effectively, steering through curves with the throttle, less experienced pilots spun out in short order.

The tree graph allows for effectively steering a first-descent search algorithm which further incorporates powerful neighborhood operators and a fast move evaluation procedure based on heads updating.

Hence, it may be concluded here that effectively steering the transition to renewables will require more consolidated legislative approaches for the energy sectors that are not bound to a grid and that have decentralized stakeholder structures.

Many referred to the four areas highlighted in the directive itself health, environment, cultural heritage, and economic activities (EU 2007, Article 1)—as effectively steering the need for knowledge integration and data collection.

Home Depot's website displayed search results for smartphone users that contained pricier goods than for consumers using desktops, suggesting the retailer is "effectively steering users on mobile devices towards more expensive products," the researchers said.

The one facilitator who reported a 'neither agree nor disagree' response in terms of enjoyment, also reported that they had been unsuccessful in both managing to complete the first session and in effectively steering the reporting session for one of their groups.

Boras has used competing bids effectively this winter, steering pitcher Derek Lowe to Atlanta for $60 million over four years and first baseman Mark Teixeira to the Yankees for $180 million over eight years.

As in cars like the Saab Turbo X, BMW X6 and Mitsubishi Evo, Audi's rear differential can apportion extra torque to the outside rear wheel in corners, effectively throttle-steering the rear of the car and tucking the nose in toward your intended line.

Contrary to some expectations, it did an impressive job of leading the Organization, in particular, steering it effectively during the crisis in neighboring Kyrgyzstan which hosts the Manas Transit Center that is vitally important to the U.S. war effort in Afghanistan.

As a charter member of the IOM, Dr Lederberg was the driving force behind the creation of its Forum on Emerging Infections (now the Forum on Microbial Threats), steering it effectively as chairperson through 2002.

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) claimed in a statement on Friday that Muslims and unions had effectively infiltrated the Justice Department and were steering its decision to prepare a challenge to the Arizona immigration law.