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.
Sailors have to take turns steering for awhile.
The radius of the turn of an upright (not leaning) bike can be roughly approximated, for small steering angles, by: :r = \frac{w}{\delta \cos \left (\phi \right )} where r\,\! is the approximate radius, w\,\! is the wheelbase, \delta\,\! is the steer angle, and \phi\,\! is the caster angle of the steering axis.
As a corollary to our approach of negative refraction, we show how the laminate can be used to steer beams over large angles for small changes in the incident angles (beam steering).
For small stimulation angles (1°-5°) the steering angle closely followed the ideal performance line but the animals tended to oversteer slightly.
The first is code for steering subsidies towards smaller farmers, for instance, by limiting the amount of help any one farmer can get in a year.
Other appreciated features are a standard tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel; a Bluetooth cellphone connection; and optional multimedia entertainment systems with a rear-seat DVD screen and power outlets for small appliances.
By steering clear of the more costly European labor (with higher-than-dollar-valued euros), the forfour will be cheaper to make and cheaper to sell, especially to cost-conscious Americans not used to paying a premium for small cars.
That group helped develop the tiny Ka and the Puma, a small, sporty car with racecar-quick steering, for Europe, and the Ford Focus for international markets, including the United States.
The launcher has two axis independent steering for each waveguide.
The steering for both wheelchairs involved the Neater Uni-wheelchair steering mechanism.
