Sentence examples for late steering from inspiring English sources

One is errors that arose as a result of a late steering manoeuvre by the capsule intended to correct the course of the descent.

This result, which agrees with human data [17], is consistent with either interpretation, since the late stages of steering in our task involve smaller errors, and presumably require higher-resolution visual information.

One thing was clear: by late April Wright was steering an entirely different course than Obama.

Frank Busch, who coached her at the University of Arizona and is steering her latest comeback, said her training had gone remarkably well and that he had never seen her happier.

This paper describes in some detail how a DEPFET based sensor module could be built and presents the design of the latest generation of 'Switcher' steering chips.

Earlier this month, driving the new 991 Carrera 4 from England to Wales and back, the latest 911 had less steering feel, more comfort, less noise, more space, fewer quirks and greater speed.

The documents say that Toyota received a complaint late in 2007 of a steering wheel locking up on a vehicle in Japan but "believed that this was an isolated case caused by mistakenly mixing a preproduction bar, which is routinely discarded, with the mass production bars".

The latest flight demonstrated more pronounced steering maneuvers in moving to the side.

We will study their latest proposals closely," said the steering group leading industry plans for a rival system of self-regulation.

Fernando Torres emerged as a late substitute to make a powerful impact; steering home Spain's third then setting up Chelsea team-mate Juan Mata to inflict the final wound on a bedraggled Italy.

The cars will navigate themselves: Google's latest prototype doesn't even have a steering wheel.