'good steering' is not an acceptable use of English in written language.
You could use 'sound advice' or 'wise guidance' instead. For example: She gave me good sound advice when I was making my decision.
Therefore, urban railway vehicles require a good steering capability to negotiate the curve with small radius.
And that good steering response comes courtesy of a new rack-and-pinion setup rather than the Cherokee's numb, recirculating ball unit.
It has been found that the RPE method is a good method to online identify the ship steering dynamics and the optimal autopilot has very good steering characteristics.
We think the steering is a bit odd lots of precision but less feel than you'd expect from a country obsessed with good steering (read any British auto publication if you want proof).
The differential contains a static pre-stress clutch, which could lock both sides of IRWs of the DCW to ensure a good steering performance in curves with large radius and tangent track.
The recently launched SPOT6/7 satellites present the advantages of a very high resolution (1.5 m), good steering capabilities (tri-stereo mode), and a large footprint (120 × 60 km) that make them very much suitable for hazard studies over a large area, typically the study of landslides triggered by a large earthquake.
He has done a good job steering Accor through the recent crisis in the tourism industry.
The term cybernetics comes from the ancient Greek word kybernetikos ("good at steering"), referring to the art of the helmsman.
"He understands that kids are not particularly good at steering, but he knows to stop and wait and keep them safe and sound.
Ancelotti, for his part, departed on a good note, steering his side to a 2 0 win over Fiorentina to secure third place and ensure automatic Champions League qualification for next season.
