Sentence examples for term steering from inspiring English sources

He returned to Finland for the following term, steering TPS to a third-place finish, before he took over at Hibernian in January 2008.

Sustainable transport policy should somehow address internalising of external effects in pricing, but it should also acknowledge the long term steering role of spatial structure and dynamics.

In order to derive an atomic model for the microtubule complex of ATP-bound kinesin, we subjected the coordinates of tubulin and kinesin from the 4HNA structure to a hybrid all-atom molecular dynamics method (MDFF) in which cryo-EM density contributes a force field term (steering potential) designed to guide the simulation toward the experimentally observed structure (Trabuco et al., 2008).

The movement of a tropical cyclone (i.e. its "track") is typically approximated as the sum of two terms: "steering" by the background environmental wind and "beta drift".

What this means in terms of steering the direction of fashion is that femininity - in its American form as wholesome, healthsome and sunshine-bright, rather than the European incarnation as complicated, mysterious, troublesome and flouncy - once again rules the catwalk.

It is mobile; it may be limited in terms of steering radius and speed, but it is mobile.

As such a system reacts to the drivers input in terms of steering torque or steering effort, a sensor is required that accurately measures the steering torque.

But in terms of steering the world to below the 2 degree C target that scientists believe is the threshold of danger, this agreement doesn't cut the mustard.

And it feels like a very responsive vehicle in terms of steering, too, with a low center of gravity that results in very, very little body roll side-to-side.

Market parties are dominant in terms of steering the energy mix and taking initiative for new energy facilities, although the government does set minimum requirements for RE production and consumption and the upcoming Energy Agreement promises a more active and steering role for the government for RE production.

This environmental flow is termed the "steering flow".