Sentence examples for effects of steering from inspiring English sources
To explain the inverse relation between speed and curvature observed in driving, Winsum and Godthelp [32] proposed that speed modulation aims at minimizing the effects of steering errors.
Some authors explained the speed-curvature correlation as a way of minimizing the effects of steering errors [32, 36], which is the same conceptual argument of minimum variance criterion used to explain the origin of the two-thirds power law.
The analysis presented here will be centred on the effects of steering behaviour caused by the repeated exposures to the scenario rather than the effects on driver behaviour caused by the ESC system.
One document, for instance, shows that until last September the computer system in the company's subprime unit excluded borrowers' cash reserves, which had the effect of steering them away from lower-cost loans to those that were more expensive to homeowners and more profitable to Countrywide.
In this work, the β parameter in (4) and (5) is replaced with α=β × s, which has the effect of steering the slope of the psychometric function in order to translate noise detection levels into noise annoyance levels.
"I would be concerned about any policy that had the effect of steering eligible people away from Medicaid".
Such a failure could result in the loss of steering.
I have no way of steering.
And that could cause the loss of steering.
The DPP accuses Mr Ma of steering the island towards unification.
