Sentence examples for steering capacity from inspiring English sources

The articulated system was found to be the most suitable for uneven and side-slope terrains because of its optimal steering capacity, agility and good stability.

One of the most promising mobile robot architectures is the articulated 4-wheeled system that shows an optimal steering capacity, and the possibility to adapt to uneven terrains thanks to a central passive degree of freedom.

Too much weight in the front of your trailer can result in too much downward pressure on your hitching ball and affect your steering capacity; too little weight can cause your trailer to sway.

Elderly and disabled people can experience considerable difficulties when driving a powered wheelchair, especially if they do not possess the fine steering capacities that are required to perform certain manoeuvres, like avoiding obstacles or docking at tables.

Analysts are in agreement that the European Union can withstand the financial speculation only if it acquires the necessary political steering capacities to work towards a convergence of the member states' economic and social development in the medium term at least in core Europe, ie among the members of the European monetary zone.

Some issues are advanced for further research in the field, such as the role of cybercartographic atlases in cognitive processes involving the spatial dimension, in the construction of social knowledge about the geographical space, in the use of this knowledge in collective action, and in the building of self-steering capacities among the intervening social groups and organizations.

"We need to raise the ride height and increase the steering angle capacity for the tight, twisting corners.

National, regional and local steering committees with the capacity to manage food security programmes are gradually being established.

High-speed downhole transmission technology is in high demand for measurement while drilling (MWD) and logging while drilling (LWD) systems which have had major roles in increasing the geo-steering and formation evaluation capacity of reach wells, difficult horizontal wells and branch wells as well as increasing drilling rates.

There is a considerable interest in the antennas which have high power handling capacity with beam steering functionality.

DT has served in an uncompensated capacity on a steering committee and receives research funding (paid to his institution) for a registry study funded by Genentech, Inc./F.