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packs and
flying platforms are
steered by
thrust vectoring only.[citation needed]
Helicopter flight controls are
steered by
cyclic control,
changing the...
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Steer(s) or
steering may
refer to: Look up
Steer or
steer in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Steer or bullock,
castrated male
cattle Ox, a
bovine (usually...
- Look up
steers in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Steers may
refer to:
Steer (cow) or bullock,
castrated male
cattle Steers (restaurant), a
South African...
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position or
direction that
maximizes the
output of a
steered delay-and-sum beamformer.
Steered-response
power with
phase transform (SRP-PHAT) is a variant...
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Steer roping, also
known as
steer tripping or
steer jerking, is a
rodeo event that
features a
steer and one
mounted cowboy. The
steer roper starts behind...
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actuators add
controlled energy to the
steering mechanism, so the
driver can
provide less
effort to turn the
steered wheels when
driving at
typical speeds...
- computer-controlled
antenna array in
which the beam of
radio waves can be
electronically steered to
point in
different directions without moving the antenna. In the AESA...
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Steer-by-wire, in the
context of the
automotive industry, is a
technology or
system that
allows steering some or all of a vehicle's
wheels without a steering...
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Steering ratio refers to the
ratio between the turn of the
steering wheel (in degrees) or
handlebars and the turn of the
wheels (in degrees). The steering...
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model of
human movement that
describes the time
required to navigate, or
steer,
through a 2-dimensional tunnel. The
tunnel can be
thought of as a path...
