Sentence examples for factory steering from inspiring English sources

It also can plug into factory steering wheel controls, as well as first-party and aftermarket backup cameras.

This year, G.M. planned to take back several assets from Delphi, including factories and its steering business.

But it is still a serious problem in northern India, where Mr. Kapur has his steering systems factory.

Beside the occasional Brazilian technical assistance necessary for training and setting up the operation, two key full time Farmanguinhos consultants have been appointed for the next two years with the objective of steering the factory towards sustainable production and WHO Quality Certification [ 36].

G.M. would pay about $3.5 billion to take back four North American factories and Delphi's steering business, including $1.75 billion to finance Delphi's ongoing operations.

The site was once home to the Hyatt-Clark Industries factory, which for decades made steering wheel parts and ball bearings for the giant automaker.

By giving the poor new plots of land in hopes of steering them to factory jobs, the government ignores those who want to continue farming on the land they have worked for years.

kat: OK, so the jury's out on whether grass-fed meat and dairy can reduce your cholesterol levels, but steering clear of factory farmed meats full of hormones, antibiotics, pesticides and chemicals may decrease your risk of cancer, and eating humanely raised (i.e. grass-fed) meats is bound to boost your karma!

Experts and scholars have developed more and more indicators, usually referred to as Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), as a mean for steering and controlling the complex factory systems, characterized by dynamic interdependencies among different subsystems and external variables.

The team said the substance which affected the column is used in servicing at the factory before the cars are shipped to the races and that the steering column design had been in use since 2008.

They now depend on frequent supplies of parts -- like seats, steering wheels and engines -- which often arrive at factories only hours before they are to be installed.