Sentence examples for steering from the from inspiring English sources
Volvo claimed a first in August when it tested a car with "steer assist", which took control of the brakes, engine and steering from the driver at the press of two buttons.
A colleague of Philippe's, Eric, was in charge, steering from the back and calling out to us when we needed to paddle hard through mild white water.
They may notice snappier response, especially from the dual-cam Duratec V-6 engine, and they will likely notice more responsive steering from the larger 16-inch tires and wheels.
In such a way, we have transformed the problem of finding a control u(t) for the system (2.30) steering from the start point (2.31) to the final point (2.32), into an equivalent problem of finding a control v t) for system (2.35) steering from the start point (2.36) to the final point (2.37), which has already been explained in Sect.
After the first salvo from the 15 cm batteries in Drøbak, the steering from the bridge was disabled.
Steering from the base was exactly what MoveOn, under the leadership of its founders Joan Blades and Wes Boyd, did in helping defend Bill Clinton from impeachment and in opposing the invasion of Iraq.
In an emergency it can be switched within seconds to hand steering, but steering orders from the bridge to the rudder may be delayed.
Molotov was under repair at Poti until 31 July 1943 and used the stern of the incomplete Frunze, the rudder of the incomplete cruiser Zheleznyakov, the steering gear from the cruiser and the steering sensor from the submarine.
She was under repair at Poti until 31 July 1943, using the stern of the incomplete Frunze, the rudder of the incomplete cruiser Zheleznyakov, the steering gear from the Kaganovich and the steering sensor from the submarine L-25.
After completing the lift installation have someone move the steering from full left to full right while you inspect the moving parts for any sign of interference.
"Things are steering away from the army casting we've seen in recent years".
