Sentence examples for sets steering from inspiring English sources

Former Strictly judge Len Goodman whirls round the floor at Blackpool with a series of baroque console tables, 18th-century armoires and old chess sets, steering them elegantly through the samba and the Viennese waltz while audience members shout bids for the items and their owners look disappointed.

And for a sweet finish both a chocolate ganache cake and a grilled lemon pound cake provided the uncomplicated pleasure I sought in this kind of setting, steering clear of the excessive fussiness of a few other desserts.

Next, the goal-setting, steering and management control mechanisms are described, followed by a cross-check of mandated tasks and objectives and the associated performance indicators.

The MH-SET steering group invited three national experts to undertake the role of in-country team leaders to implement this research.

First, we identified in-country team leaders through the network of the MH-SET steering group: this method may have led to the selecting of team leaders who favored current research initiatives in humanitarian settings, leading to an underrepresentation of other perspectives.

The lifestyle intervention used is based on self-regulation theory [ 25] and involves goal setting and steering behaviour towards goal achievement[ 26].

Another group participates in the gathering of turpentine in an elaborate setting or in steering a virtual ship through the channels of the local river.

Governments have a "crucial" role to play in setting policy and steering public investments, the Declaration states.

It should be noted that the first author, as a representative of the URACCAN (Universidad de las Regiones Autónomas de la Costa Caribe Nicaragüense) Bluefields campus, is a member of the technical commission set up for steering the MPA project and that a part of the information included in this article comes from work being done as part of this commission.

These were used to create instruction sets with steering, throttle and braking commands that would keep each test vehicle on a course varying by less than an inch at any point, Mr. Payne said.

With our setup to institutional analysis, though, fuzzy control is simplified by the fact that social feedback will usually belong to only one of the three sets of steering institutions.