Sentence examples for fine steering from inspiring English sources

We report a modified liquid crystal device that has a fine steering precision and also does not affect the steering range as usual.

Elderly and disabled people can experience considerable difficulties when driving a powered wheelchair, especially if they do not possess the fine steering capacities that are required to perform certain manoeuvres, like avoiding obstacles or docking at tables.

Wide range and fine steering precision are two conflicting requirements for a given scheme of liquid crystal laser deflector that is used in an acquisition tracking pointing (ATP) system for space laser communication.

Yet with 551 pound-feet of torque underfoot — compared with, say, 398 for a Lamborghini Gallardo — and the same fine steering and fade-free brakes as the sedan or coupe, I often had to remind myself which one I was driving.

So, it is suggested that the use of the neural controller for fine steering applications is best instead of complex/complicated computational algorithms found in literature.

The BRRISON balloon's gondola will carry infrared and near ultraviolet/visible imaging gear, along with fine steering mirror technology to obtain high pointing stability.

With the advent of SDN technologies, fine-granular steering and dynamic controlling of network flows can be possible.

Drive slowly, making tiny fine-tune steering corrections as you go.

Mr Clark has done a fine job of steering the firm out of the crisis caused by the safety scandal surrounding Vioxx, its blockbuster painkiller.

There's a fine line between steering investor expectations toward realistic earnings or sales and manipulating—"walking down"—expectations so that reported earnings will comfortably exceed them.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15 (AP) — With home foreclosures skyrocketing, the House on Thursday voted to crack down on mortgage lenders by enacting federal licensing and to fine them for steering people to risky subprime loans when other financing is available.