Sentence examples for steering for from inspiring English sources

Sailors have to take turns steering for awhile.

The rack-and-pinion steering, for instance, is quick and sharp, requiring a bit more effort than Japanese vehicles often do and giving excellent road feedback.

Innovations — power steering, for example, or power brakes — were introduced over a long period of time, with each car division moving at its own pace.

Others argue that the increasing complexity of our environment means that we need the net as "power steering for the mind".

Anthony is steering for a change of scenery with a number of preferences that is adding to the degree of difficulty in any deal.

Another $1,750 brings Active Integral Steering, which quickens the steering ratio for low-speed maneuvers and adds rear-axle steering for improved stability.

Electronic steering was developed in part to provide a lighter, more compact form of power-steering for small cars and for hybrid vehicles, which require steering assistance when running on batteries alone.

Not only will it provide feedback should its driver become distracted and send the car on a trajectory out of its lane, or into another vehicle lurking in the three-quarter blind-spot, but it is also capable of self-steering for short periods of time.

The paper by Derkx, "First-order azimuthal null-steering for the suppression of two directional interferers" [4] shows that an azimuth steerable first-order super directional microphone response can be constructed by a linear combination of three eigenbeams: a monopole and two orthogonal dipoles.

In this paper, a novel design for robust steering autopilot for marine surface vessels is proposed.

Delphi Automotive, the electric steering supplier for the Fiat and Volkswagen cars, says the number of parts needed for the steering assemblies has plunged from 45 to 14.