Sentence examples for neutral steering from inspiring English sources

The electronically dampened suspension, light body weight, neutral steering and gigantic tires on 18-inch wheels create a sense that any curve can be taken at any speed.

Values less than one, where the front wheel side slip is greater than the rear wheel side slip, are described as under-steering; equal to one as neutral steering; and greater than one as over-steering.

But the senior author of the study, Dr. Allan L. Reiss, said the researchers made a point of steering the game they used in a more neutral direction.

Herbert Hovenkamp, a law professor at the University of Iowa, said: "Bias in brokerage where people are purportedly acting as neutrals but steering customers toward suppliers with whom they have an ownership interest, those things are all regulatory problems.

Since the theft on Wednesday, the California National Guard has ordered all armories to remove the batteries in each armored vehicle, lock the drive shift in neutral and lock the steering wheel.

Press your foot on the brake, put the car in neutral and turn your steering wheel one full turn away from the curb if you are parking on an uphill incline or one full turn toward the curb if you are parking on a downhill incline.

Riders tend to prefer neutral or slight over-steering.

Few within the sport sided with Martin, with even the founder of the Association of Disabled American Golfers steering a curiously neutral course.

But since the vehicle would remain within the atmosphere rather than going into space, it would be far more maneuverable than a ballistic missile, capable of avoiding the airspace of neutral countries, for example, or steering clear of hostile territory.

Another is that despite its front-drive heritage (stock Golfs come as front-wheel-drive cars), as an all-wheel driver, steering is nearly neutral.

He insisted he was "afraid" to try to shift into neutral because he needed both hands on the steering wheel; nobody asked about that cellphone he'd been holding while driving.