Sentence examples for steered over from inspiring English sources

Moreover, unlike conventional transducers, the pencil beam can be effectively steered over a wide range of angles without producing grating lobes or degrading the power difference between the main lobe and side lobes.

A year later, after they went kayaking in British Columbia, Mr. Hernandez paddled onto the Internet, steered over to LLBean.com, and ordered a canoe for Mr. McCollough as his birthday present.

With her long straight hair frequently steered over her shoulders by her slow-moving hands, with her face unglazed by cosmetics, with her gently narrowed eyes, she exuded what Philip Larkin called the "strength and pain/Of being young".

Both solutions were gently steered over a hot plate (<45 °C) until all solid material was dissolved.

It was Bradley who steered over a '45 into a strong wind, after Ben McDonnell and Ronan O'Neill had shot last year's beaten All-Ireland finalists ahead.

Chances continued to be traded and, when Hayes sent a free-kick into the penalty area, Mark Reynolds headed the ball down and Church steered over as he stretched.

But Cheetahs conjured up one final attack and after winning a penalty from a lineout infringement, out-half Niel Marais kept his nerve to steer over the winning kick from 36 metres on the left.

The objective of this paper is to find an optimal method for the design of tracked base travel systems for special purpose vehicles and robotic machines that may be required to steer over a light bonded terrain composed of fresh concrete.

As we discuss below, the sun and its attendant cues could serve as a heading indicator in birds, with no requirement for time compensation when used to steer over sufficiently short periods of time, or when calibrated against some external reference.

The steer head over the central arch is thought to represent "Sherman," a prize-winning bull named after John B. Sherman, a founder of the Union Stock Yard and Transit Company.

The rescuers pulled and Devine, his arms around the designated victim, steered them over the edge.