Sentence examples for under steering from inspiring English sources
The phrase "under steering" is not correct in English; it should be "understeering." You can use it in the context of vehicle dynamics, specifically when discussing how a car behaves during a turn.
Example: "The car experienced understeering, causing it to drift wide on the corner."
Continuing generally toward the west-northwest under steering currents from a mid-level ridge to its north, Nepartak maintained its windspeeds throughout the day.
Engineers used a specialized transmission that cuts shift times in half and enables double downshifts (good for easing transitions between gears), and they added a specially balanced torque split that reduces under-steering around corners.
Car drivers tend to prefer under-steering.
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.
It is usually located under the steering wheel.
One worker spent about 30 minutes installing a Bluetooth hands-free system under the steering column of a red Prius.
The cruise-control stalk is too far under the steering column, rather than being at finger's length.
I finally got Alex on the phone and he told me reach under the steering wheel and jiggle some wires.
Though his knees ached from being scrunched under the steering wheel during his 2,178-mile 2,178-miler. Goggin wasn't complaining.
I will never forget the first time I was teargassed, or the night I hid under my steering wheel as the Swat vehicle drove down a residential street.
His job was to sit with his hands hovering under the steering wheel, ready to take control if anything went wrong.
