Mr Jobs announced this week, for instance, that Mercedes, Nissan, Volvo, Scion, Alfa Romeo and Ferrari will join BMW and offer iPod controls in their steering wheels.
Numb not only in their steering response, but also in how every mechanical system seemed to be drowning in its own silent refinement.
The new test combines the mathematical formula with a series of fishhook maneuvers, jarring turns that replicate what happens when drivers drift off the road and then try to overcompensate in their steering.
The vehicles will be put through as many as 10 fishhook maneuvers, a jarring series of turns intended to replicate what happens when drivers drift off the road and then try to overcompensate in their steering.
Some began paying doctors a supplemental salary, as "medical directors," for steering business in their direction.
In order to compare the steering performance of DCWs with other types of wheelsets, three types of single bogies, i.e., the bogies with the DCW, IRW, and conventional wheelset, are modeled in this paper, and their steering capabilities are compared in terms of wheel/rail lateral force, friction power, position of contact point on the wheel tread, and so on.
Leave the letter in a place where they will least expect it (on their steering wheel, in the sock drawer, in the fridge, in their bookbag, inside their laptop).
Central to this investigation are the safety benefits of the devices and the ability of drivers to remain in full control of their steering responses.
This example, while simplified for the sake of illustration, highlights the dynamics of how a system of smart institutions might operate, and the crucial importance of their steering institutions in setting the reference variables and in determining how these reference variables respond to social feedback.
In their filing, the steering committee lawyers argued that 340 lawyers from many firms had worked more than 230,000 hours on the case, at a cost of $11.54 million.
When hunting mouse-like prey, they first pinpoint their prey's location by sound, then leap, sailing high above their quarry, steering in mid-air with their tails, before landing on target up to 5 m away.
