Sentence examples for sharp feedback from inspiring English sources

That's because all the elements are there, like sharp feedback from the steering you might expect to find in a more powerful car, the excellent transmission (save for throws from fifth to third gear, which seemed a bit notchy in our tester) and an excellent suspension that countered roll even in tight, off-camber turns in our usual test circuit, which have fazed cars with much sportier pretenses.

I'm not entirely sure what this means, but if it refers to the intention to balance sharp critical feedback with constructive suggestions or positive feedback, this could perhaps we said in a more straightforward way.

But as the song progressed, it turned sinister, full of sharp snares and feedback, culminating in a dyspeptic churn that was in moments reminiscent of Glenn Branca.

Steering control is razor sharp, but the actual feedback is a bit too civilized.

Also, the steering sends too many of the wrong messages: It fails to relay enough feedback in sharp corners, but passes along all sorts of bad vibrations during straight-line driving.

It works very well in the hand, giving much sharper more defined haptic feedback.

In Fig 2 with Simple Feedback Loops, a sharp rise in the concentrations of Asp-P, ASA, Hse and Hse-P at the beginning was followed by a sharp rise in the concentration of threonine (Thr).

We found that, among the mechanisms examined, the ones involving polymerization-based negative feedback yield the sharpest decrease in enzyme activity when CTP levels are increased, thereby enabling tight regulation of CTP production by CTP levels.

Positive feedback allows for a sharp switch-like response, but also makes the system very sensitive to stochastic fluctuation in EcR activity.

"I'm still sharp and its nice to get some good feedback for a change.

And I learn that I'll actually be glad that the steering has no feedback, no weight, yet is bewilderingly sharp.