The steering to one of two alternative stimuli indicates the preference for a specific frequency compared to the alternative frequency.
If you need to adjust your steering to fit into the spot, pull forwards with the wheel turned outwards to gain more leeway, straighten your steering to ten o'clock again, and continue to back in.
Values less than one, where the front wheel side slip is greater than the rear wheel side slip, are described as under-steering; equal to one as neutral steering; and greater than one as over-steering.
Ali al-Abdullatif nodded, then yanked the steering wheel to one side to avoid a dropoff.
His legendary reputation, forged by steering George W. Bush to two arguably unlikely victories, was seriously diminished by the Republican defeats of 2006.
Steering suddenly to one side to avoid a collision, Signor Zuccarelli's machine made a great swerve, left the road, dashed against the bank at one side and turned completely over.
In the nineties, my band played Boulder, way north of Flagstaff, but that only involved pinning the steering wheel to one side when driving into the wind, or sleeping in the back of the van, and nothing else.
Navigating to Pluto was hard enough, but steering to a tiny world 1.6 billion kilometres beyond Pluto is an unprecedented interplanetary feat.
For every subset ω⊂[0,π] of positive measure, every T≥2π, and all initial data, there exists a unique control of minimal norm in L2 0,T L2 steering the system exactly to zero. In this article we consider two optimal design problems. Let L∈ 0,1).
At the end of simulation, when the steering wheel turns back to zero, yaw rate and longitudinal are returned to their steady states.
Harbaugh's tenure in purple and black, brief and unproductive, was the opposite of his older brother John's experience while steering the Ravens to three A.F.C. title games in five years.
