Sentence examples for responsiveness steering from inspiring English sources
Key to these are the smooth-shifting, six-speed, double-clutch gearbox, individual controls for engine and gearbox responsiveness, steering weighting and suspension tautness, and the fact that the engine produces a massive 502lb/ft of torque all the way from 1,500 to 5,750rpm.
Most engineers know that steering responsiveness depends on many critical design parameters spring stiffness, shock absorber stiffness, dimensions of the steering and suspension mechanisms, and so on all of which might be optimized to achieve the greatest possible signal-to-noise ratio.
A new update, that will enable the car to exit the motorway on to a slip lane with a turn signal as well as changes to the the responsiveness of the Autopilot speed and steering control, is expected in the near future.
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).
The steering has to provide excellent responsiveness in both circumstances but not force the driver to make micro-adjustments because it twitches in response to every input.
In this process, enterocytes exert a very crucial role steering GALT toward tolerance or responsiveness, depending on the perceived degree of treats [ 134].
In the same way that engineers configure a car's gears to do this, we must configure our singers around us and teach the responsiveness and listening that allows "musical power-steering".
In addition, the suspension and electric power steering systems have been retuned for improved responsiveness, and additional sound deadening material has been fitted — most obviously as a pad on the inside of the trunk lid.
The fact that other users preferred Pseudo-Joystick control may be explained by the better responsiveness: with Pseudo-Joystick control, the robot will respond almost immediately to a steering input, while Follow the Leader inherently involves a delayed steering response since it records the history of the leader's position.
