Sentence examples for responding to steering from inspiring English sources
It's nimble in responding to steering inputs, yet stable and confidence-inspiring once set into a turn.
A large vessel or airplane, because of its design and the "guideway" in which it operates, is slow (on the order of minutes) to respond to steering or speed change inputs.
I found the ride as smooth and comfortable as in the past A4, and the handling, while not quite as quick to respond to the steering, was in every way true to the definition of a sport sedan.
Some other cars out there, such as the McLaren, just have an inherent understeer, or lack of front-end grip, which means the car does not respond to the steering wheel.
There was no difference between responding to ACC with and without automatic steering for either group.
In contrast, members of mental health teams, reflecting on accountability in the establishment of interdisciplinary mental health teams, were concerned about lack of responsiveness on the part of the steering group charged with responding to clinicians' concerns ([ 56]; Structural).
Mr. Panichgul seems much more interested in responding to his own emotions about identity and place while steering clear of the clichés.
They are found at the tip of neurons and are responsible for steering the neuronal growth by sensing and responding to chemical cues from the environment.
When preparing for and responding to emerging diseases, government officials and scientists are expected to make rapid assessments of risk and inform policy decisions through expert steering groups.
Responding to Danger Signals.
