Sentence examples for line steering from inspiring English sources

Yet even as Mr. Bush took shots at Democrats, he did try to walk a careful line, steering clear of questions that might put him too much in the thick of the race.

Along with the line, steering through this route is critically important.

But an ordinary expansion joint on an overpass can send this truck off line, even if you're steering it in a straight line.

When you're comfortable coasting, pedaling, and braking in a straight line, practice steering slightly to the left or right.

"Because, obviously, a car is going quicker in a straight line than when you're steering, with less friction and all the rest of it.

Out-of-line Chrysler steering wheels and misbehaving Subaru transmission sensors are among the mechanical maladies covered in the latest technical service bulletins.

Honda's automotive engineers borrowed visualization technology from the humanoid program for the company's Lane Keeping Assist System, a safety system in which a camera monitors lane lines, allowing steering assistance to keep the car centered.

Most contemporary productions of Shakespeare try to ignore this anti-naturalism, steering actors into conversational line readings that go against the grain of the language.

The problem concerns the straight line stability of an automobile with steering wheel fixed, the vehicle model being eighth order and containing 32 design parameters.

In an experiment, operators controlled a mobile robot by steering to trace reference lines.

To the author's knowledge, conventional wheelsets have enough steering capability in tangent lines and curves with large radii.