Sentence examples for either steering from inspiring English sources

Most other candidates are either steering clear of the war or opposing it forcefully.

The outcome of the Oct. 19 vote -- which promises to be close -- could fundamentally change the political nature of Canada, either steering the country further towards conservatism or reverting to the left-leaning values of its past.

To this end, targeted molecular dynamics simulations have been employed either steering the whole protein complex or specific parts thereof.

Multiple cells can rapidly be targeted by either steering the beam or translating the samples.

Most modern power-steering systems consist of hydraulic boosts applied to either the steering linkage or the steering gear.

Applying force to either the steering wheel or the footrest reduced the apparent mass at resonance and decreased the mass supported on the seat surface.

Volvo's goal is to eliminate fatalities in models manufactured after 2020, and its newest cars already start driving themselves if they sense imminent danger, either by steering back onto the roadway or braking in anticipation of a crash.

Dale Earnhardt, the seven-time Winston Cup champion, most likely died of a fracture at the base of his skull Feb. 18 at the Daytona 500 when the unprotected part of his head hit either the steering wheel or the bucket seat inside his famous No. 3 black Chevrolet, a team of independent experts commissioned by Nascar said in a report that was released today.

The convergence line ahead of the low became known as either the steering line or the warm front.

Two formulations are proposed: either the average steering is constrained; or the local element-wise steering is constrained.

Participants used a driving simulator and could either do the steering themselves or engage the self-driving feature.