Sentence examples for steering at the from inspiring English sources

Speeding up its rotation increases its thrust, while shifting the blades' angle changes the direction of the thrust, thus providing power and steering at the same time.

Remote steering at the entrance of the upper port launcher rather than at the plasma side offers advantages in reliability and maintenance of the mechanically vulnerable steering system.

Instead of steering at the executive level, many hospitals are deferring the decision to the physician level.

Similar to microtubule and actin interplay in the regulation of oocyte polarity, the dynamic actin-microtubule interactions regulate growth cone steering at the growing axons [59].

Process steering at the start of a partnership, defined as process management, played another crucial role in explaining the final success of a partnership.

Once you think you have the hang of steering at the slowest speed, then allow yourself a little more power.

With the exception of the preparation of the first meeting, all assignments in the preparation of a steering committee meeting will be given through personal contact of the ergonomics consultant with the contact person of the steering committee at the end of the last meeting.

Who do you think you are?" Overhearing this, my poor cabman cringed even lower behind the steering wheel at the forcefulness of my voice and manner.

The program monitors the driver's steering input at the beginning of a trip and then looks for erratic changes, a sign that the driver is tiring.

'I like Indy," Tamika Catchings says, pointing over her steering wheel at the 284-foot-tall State Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument as we circle a roundabout in downtown Indianapolis.

In about 1931, Starke Meyer of Milwaukee, Wis., designed a hull with the steering runner at the bow and the runner plank at the stern, instead of the other way around, as in most previous designs.