Sentence examples for park steering from inspiring English sources

Shaara then guides the reader through the present-day park, steering you past the requisite monument to the faint remains of the roadbed where the great general had his last ride.

Propel helped Mr. Flynn by identifying contractors who could build specialized manufacturing facilities, locating a site within a technology park and steering him toward loan and grant programs that would enable his company to hire new employees.

Thanks to the Aviator's ZF Servotronic II rack-and-pinion steering, parking lot maneuvers are freakishly silent.

The first IVWSN examples are therefore expected to be in the integration of either new sensor technologies such as intelligent tire [1] or some sensor technologies for non-critical vehicle applications such as park sensors and steering-wheel angle sensors.

"I had to wipe my nose, and get back up on the steering wheel," Park said.

A third type of parking assist system (sometimes called semi-autonomous parking assist) takes over the steering component of maneuvering into a parallel parking space.

That, according to the company, can make it possible to have very light steering for parking and very tight steering at higher speeds.

And you might even sweat off a few pounds wrestling that nonassisted steering at parking-lot speeds.

He said the automaker had one complaint from an owner who, while in a parking lot, turned the steering wheel without the vehicle changing direction.

The light clutch and gearshift add to the ease of driving but I did miss power steering at parking speeds.

Yes, now you get a rack-and-pinion unit rather than Mercedes' ancient recirculating-ball setup, but it's almost four turns lock-to-lock (from full left to full right), which makes negotiating a parking lot somewhat like steering a schooner through a tight cluster of shoals.