Both the dark cherry and red leathers used in the cabin hearken to 1960s and 70s-era Lincolns, and the diamond-hub steering wheel also echoes roughly of past Lincolns.
The most obvious bit of futurism is the fixed, non-rotating hub of the steering wheel.
The indicator controls were mounted on the top of the steering hub and a button on the floor operated the headlight dipper.
Wheels and hubs, brakes, bumpers, steering, headlamps — even the trunk's spare tire spindle — were replaced with Model J parts.
Jaguar's voice-recognition system has one activation button on the left side of the steering-wheel hub.
In this configuration, the possibility for the more extremist leader of pinning the hubs noticeably enhances the fraction of contained followers: its influence, although mitigated by the strong connectivity of the hubs with their peers, succeeds in steering additional followers in the convex hull spanned by the leaders, see Fig. 4b.
The steering is of the exotic hub-center variety, which separates steering, braking and suspension forces for improved stability.
The fact that Rac1 signals the creation of new lamellipodia-associated NAs would suggest that the R-Ras/RIN2 signaling module might also be the hub of a positive feedback mechanism aimed at steering cell spreading, by further propagating lamellipodial protrusion and NA formation.
Automobiles are steered by a system of gears and linkages that transmit the motion of the steering wheel to the pivoted front wheel hubs.
Are the abundant joint strategies, steering groups, actions plans, forums, workshops and hubs advocating "age-friendly" cities anything more than, at best, an aspiration that demonstrates how age-unfriendly most cities are?
By night it served as a party zone with a bar, dance floor and DJ room, known as the "steering wheel club"; by day, it was his darkroom and the unlikely hub for spreading the word about Senna.
