“steering”造句，怎麼用steering造句

In Japan "normality" means steering interest rates gradually to somewhere around 2%.

You can base this prediction function on the speed of the object, steering or rotation speed.

The purpose of the steering system is guiding the car where the driver wants it to go.

"Essentially, the steering gear consists of two parts, a worm on the end of the steering shaft and a pitmanarm shaft on which there is a gear sector, toothed roller, or stud."

The project lifecycle provides stakeholders with oversight, transparency, and steering mechanisms to control project funding, scope, risk exposure, value provided, and other aspects of the process.

To measure the cashflow, the politician has a money meter on his back that the consultant can see as he uses the steering wheel to direct his client.

A drunk phoned police to report that thieves had been in his car. "They've stolen the dashboard, the steering wheel, even the brake pedal!" he cried out.

As with today's Audi E-tron concepts, four independent electric wheel motors, linked to the steering controls by drive-by-wire technology, reduce weight and supply full torque instantaneously.

The wood grain on the steering wheel and dash blend in almost imperceptibly with the seat leather, a nod to the Chinese, who are used to monotone color schemes.

Our ship is steering towards the upriver.

Their mother was at the steering wheel, trembling.

I clenched the steering wheel in frustration as I drove home.

This has caused a proliferation of knobs and buttons, many of them on an increasingly cluttered steering wheel.

The same effect causes student drivers to zigzag down the road, as each late large correction of the steering wheel overreacts to the last late overcorrection.

However, the research found that automatic steering intervention is still a delicate issue in the industry because changing course opens up the possibility of vehicle collision with another obstacle.

This has enabled designers to continue with the trend of reducing the steering wheel size, with the typical item now being about half the diameter of that of a normal road car.

You clench the steering wheel and turn the ignition again.

Packard, an upscale brand produced from 1899 to 1958, ushered in several innovative designs, including the modern steering wheel.

About 75% of the cost of a car is in its architectural underpinnings. The rest goes on giving it a distinctive body and cabin, while honing the brakes, steering and suspension.

Drivers would see a warning light and hear a chime if the power steering failed.

DIRECT SELECT gearshift on steering column, with steering-wheel gearshift buttons

These patterns represent a few "abstract gauges" that help the steering process to assess scope management, process control, progress, and quality control.