In a filing (PDF) Monday, the agency said it concluded that the problem was most severe on the right-hand-drive vehicles often used by the United States Postal Service in rural areas because the driver's window would usually be down, exposing the steering column and air-bag apparatus to dust.
A shot from Glasgow early in the action broke the lines to Alfred tiller; her temporary loss of steering exposed her to raking fire.
Benedict Allen, explorer My favourite memory is of the week I spent alone, exposed and frozen, while steering my sledge dog team through Chukotka – that unhappy segment of the Russian Far East then governed by Roman Abramovich.
The measurements were performed using 24 adult subjects seated with full contact with the back support and two different positions of the hands (in lap and on steering wheel), while exposed to three different levels of broad band (0.25, 0.5 and 1.0 m/s2 rms acceleration) vibration in the 0.5 40 Hz frequency range, and a track-measured vibration spectrum (1.07 m/s2 rms acceleration).
Now it is steering away from bonds exposed to consumer spending and, yes, piling into bank loans.
Hot and heavy is an apt description of the Starz show, adapted from novels by Philippa Gregory, in which the Wars of the Roses are plotted by women, steering the course of history with their frequently exposed bosoms.
In the experiment, the truck drivers were askedto drive on a road in a winter environment, where they were exposed to an unexpected critical lead vehicle braking scenario, inducing a rapid steering manoeuvre.
Companies like Orbitz have already gotten in hot water for steering Mac users toward higher-priced options, and Staples was recently exposed for charging different shoppers different prices for the same items.
Stereolithography works by steering laser beams through a photosensitive liquid that solidifies when it is exposed to enough light.
