Sentence examples for practice steering from inspiring English sources

One student visited a lab where scientists who were building a new submarine steering mechanism let her practice steering a model sub around a little tank.

We can practice steering our full attention back to our family, our friends and our lives more often.

Practice steering(called Center of Effort Steering) in the "safety" position.

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

One of Mr. Forrester's core campaign promises is to end the practice of steering contracts to campaign contributors and politically-connected vendors.

For the first eight months of her husband's presidency, Michelle Obama has made a practice of steering clear of most policy debates, spending more time in the public eye promoting the White House's vegetable garden than its agenda.

Bank of America, which bought Countrywide Financial in 2008, recently agreed to pay $335 million to settle a lawsuit by the Justice Department over Countrywide's practice of steering black and Hispanic borrowers to subprime loans while similarly qualified white borrowers got better terms.

In fact, the depiction of Kleiner Perkins's workplace — including the subtly sexist and racist jokes, the negative way that ambitious women were portrayed, the practice of steering female employees toward more administrative roles and male colleagues toward high-profile, profit-driven work — would have been familiar to many professional women.

ALMOST four decades after the passage of the federal Fair Housing Act and about 20 years after a federal judge found segregation in the Yonkers schools, the illegal real estate practice of steering minority groups away from nonminority neighborhoods persists, according to a study issued by Westchester Residential Opportunities, a nonprofit housing agency in White Plains.

Two days before the start of the women's downhill at the Turin Olympics in 2006, Vonn was in the midst of a practice run, steering through some small bumps at about 60 miles per hour — nearly top speed for a female skier — when her left ski suddenly darted out from under her.

In practice, the steering angle and velocity of the vehicle cannot change abruptly over time; at normal video frame rates, the amount of correction that can be applied by the driver between consecutive frames is very small.