Sentence examples for steering by the from inspiring English sources
Yes, and if Geoffrey Day keeps on steering by the way things seem to him, he's a dead man sure.
I am steering by the constellation Orion, high in the sky, and I need to keep it just to the right of my spreaders.
The factors involved in directing the salmon to the correct stream system from the sea are not known, although geomagnetic orientation or steering by the position of the Sun may be involved.
Agencies undertake analysis and make decisions to regulate economic and social issues for which steering by the "invisible hand" of the market is judged to be either ineffective or inappropriate and where direct governmental intervention is considered undesirable.
"Where did independence and freedom go?" Another said: "Good job steering by the wind.
Steering, by the way, is also a high point of the Grand Caravan.
At low speeds, torque vectoring can be used on the Porsche to assist with steering by powering the rear wheels at different rates to create a turning action.
The method in this paper achieves an outstanding balance of excellent lane-keeping control, smooth steering motion and easy steering action by the driver.
In modern cars, hydraulic power steering (HPS) is continuously substituted by the electric power steering (EPS), active front steering (AFS) or steer-by-wire (SbW).
Most moles in the United States now use a laser beam to guide steering, and some experimental machines employ electronic steering actuated by the laser beam.
By Hammersmith Bridge, Oxford had pulled away marginally to hold a one-third length lead, but superior steering by Whyman around the Surrey bend pulled Cambridge back into contention, level by the Chiswick Steps, and a length ahead by Barnes Bridge.
