steer造句
181 In this paper, we use artificial fields to steer and control the steering angle and derive a linear velocity control law to guarantee the optimal convergent trajectory.
182 Her advice is to steer clear of commission, or cash-in-hand jobs, many of which are exploitative.
183 They're in 4 - H ; that's why they're at the Illinois State Fair. Showing Carolyn's steer.
184 To that end, you should avoid using big words, steer clear of run-on sentences, and avoid any unclear phrasing.
185 The roper's intent is to make the steer sustain a sufficiently violent fall and subsequent dragging to stun him.
186 The set off imprimis of newly married living quarters should consider completely and steer overall design sur the air space dimension, light, ambient atmosphere.
187 It plans to submit the missive to the National People's Congress, an annual conclave starting 5 March that will help steer the government's work plan for the coming year.
188 The effects of the recycling and reuse of chrome tannins effluent, based on the saved chrome tanning process, were examined for the preparation of wet blue in making soft type leather from steer hide.
188try its best to collect and create good sentences.
189 Advocates for healthful eating have long tried to steer Americans away from highly processed foods that contain dozens of unnatural and unpronounceable ingredients.
190 By adopting case studies and topical history research, we try to achieve breakthroughs in research perspective and methods, and to steer communization researches in China.
191 Chaparejos, or chaps, served a valuable purpose when a cowboy had to chase after a steer into a patch of thorny mesquite.
192 Many low ratio especially the coder of rate assume to take as unit to steer encode.
193 Improving driver's steer is cared by the traffic department and carrying company.
194 The squirrel can steer somewhat by moving its wrists and adjusting the tautness of its patagium.
195 Cuban cowboy tries to wrestle down a steer during the 12th Boyeros Cattleman 's Fair in Havana, Mar. 25, 2007.
196 Massachusetts Institute of Technology doctoral physicist Charles Zhang, 33, for example, is trying to steer Beijing away from the heavy-handed state planning used by South Korea and Japan.
197 To tighten policy, the Monetary Authority of Singapore said it will steer its tightly managed currency -- the Singapore dollar -- to a stronger level by resetting an important currency trading band.
198 The parents mean well; they are trying to steer their sonsdaughters toward a secure future.
199 In addition to an immigrant-heavy working class, the capital has a lot of affluent professionals, who may be unusually keen to steer their children away from mind-altering chemicals.
200 Since leaving Anfield and heading for Turin, Aquilani has managed to steer clear of injury and rediscover his form at the Delle Alpi.
201 Meanwhile, steer clear of tapered leg openings or a wide bell-bottomed look.
202 ABS can prevent wheel lock-up, reduce the total braking distance as far as possible, increase vehicle stability, and maintain steer ability even in case of all-out braking.
203 just keep your wits about you and steer clear of the concrete jungle that entangles Tokyo's barely beating heart.
204 Why can we land men on the moon with pinpoint accuracy, yet fail to steer our economy away from the rocks?
205 His name was Martin Luther King Jr., and the same inimitable public speaking style that catapulted King to the top at the Crozer Theological Seminary would also steer the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
206 But at present the majority of agricultural tractor still selected this method to steer, most typically was the tracked combine.
207 My hand cupped his elbow to steer him, but he stepped forward unfalteringly, his shoulders squared, his head high, as though he were guiding me.
208 Massachusetts Institute of Technology doctoral physicist Charles Zhang, 33, for example, is trying to steer Beijing away from the heavy-handed state planning used by South KoreaJapan.
209 A longhorn steer attended, as did an armadillo named Scooter.
210 In my relatively free versions of some of Transtr?mer's poems I have attempted to steer a middle ground between Lowell's rangy, risk-taking rewritings and the traditional, strictly literal approach.
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