| In all-wheel steer, the four independently controlled, steerable axles coordinate angling of the wheels to roll through a turn. |
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| The finished carbody was mounted on a pair of dual-axle rubber-tired bogies, the front set being steerable. |
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| But controlling the sled is an extremely delicate task because only the front runners are steerable. |
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| They might also be useful in security systems. Dr Davis even sees non-sensory applications, for steerable beams are useful in communications too. |
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| The DC-3's main landing gear was retractable, its steerable tail-wheel was not. |
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| A magneto-optical flying head utilizes a steerable mirror in combination with a light source and a lens to write and read data onto a magneto-optical storage disk. |
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| The engineers say that by combining three wheels in a mutually perpendicular arrangement, it should be possible to build a ball-shaped, steerable robot. |
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| By preventing the wheels from locking up, ABS keeps the vehicle steerable under emergency braking. |
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| Depending upon the direction of travel, either the wheels below the cabin or those behind the rotor function as a steerable front axle. |
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| The vessel was fitted with a steerable Kort nozzle instead of the conventional propeller and rudder. |
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| This is because we have a light and very steerable wheel at the front and a rigid and reactive wheel at the rear. |
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| The aircraft has fixed or electrically retractable tricycle landing gear with steerable nose wheel in standard. |
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| The Observatory operates three facilities, a 26-metre fully steerable dish, a seven-antenna synthesis array, and a pair of solar flux monitors. |
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| The entire vehicle model has up to 8 steerable axles, which can have twin tires as an option. |
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| The tailwheel is steerable, and an extra stab on either brake pedal will kick the rear wheel into full caster, allowing easy maneuvering in tight spaces. |
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| The distal end of the sheath is either precurved or is steerable so the electrode tip can be directed to the coronary target site in the left atrium. |
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| A new undercarriage was fitted, with steerable twin nose wheels. |
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| A variety of very large radars are used, although the newer installations are phased-array radars that have stationary antennas with electronically steerable multiple beams. |
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| Landing gear manufacturers must provide fully integrated landing gear systems to aircraft manufacturers, incorporating advanced features such as active or semi-active damping, steerable main gear and improved materials. |
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| The nose gear has a steerable shock strut with dual wheels and no brakes. |
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| Its steerable Ku-band spot beam over the Gulf region is suitable for domestic VSAT networks, government and broadband applications. |
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| What is steerable wheel drive and how does it help? |
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| It is also an advantage when the turbine is integrated into a building because it is inherently less steerable. |
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| A tricycle with two front steerable wheels shall conform to the general principles of UCI construction and measurements for a bicycle, including the rear triangle. |
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| The Antilock Braking System ABS prevents the locking of one or more wheels during braking and thus ensures that the vehicle remains steerable and is brought to a standstill quickly and safely. |
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| Having multiple flywheels allows hops to be more steerable and precise. |
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| Miralite has installed over 2,000 steerable satellite antenna Earth stations that provide analogue and digital satellite transmissions to schools, universities and colleges. |
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| It employed a horizontal single-cylinder gasoline engine mounted between two steerable front wheels and connected by a drive chain to the rear wheel. |
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| This, combined with a castor angle of 12 degrees and steerable fenders, means that your Profi can execute the tightest turns and access the tightest corners in the yard. |
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| The innovative Vado sheath is the only steerable sheath that does not require pull wires for tip deflection. |
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| The grant will support the design and commercialization of SPS's revolutionary steerable cardiac mapping and ablation catheter technology. |
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| The extended range features two new, unique designs, including a flexible tip laser probe and a steerable laser probe. |
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| An optional steerable gooseneck assists the camera in the direction you want it to go. |
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| It competes though with moyno motors and increasingly with rotary steerable systems and is again out of favour. |
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| It has a steerable beam covering the Middle East and Central Asia, and can provide direct connections from these geographical areas with Europe and the American continent. |
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| A steerable Ku-band spot beam targets Europe and the Middle East. |
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| Released from its B-52 mother ship at an altitude of about 37,500 feet, the X-38 glided for about six minutes and then deployed a mammoth parafoil, a steerable parachute. |
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| The steerable Osseoflex SB balloon is designed to navigate with precision, accuracy, and control within the vertebra to create a central cavity across the sagittal midline. |
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| Moreover, its fully steerable dish will be specifically shaped to direct radio waves to the side, where a suspended receiver collects the signals without obstructing the dish. |
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| Craft Tech will also be exhibiting one of its latest prototypes, a steerable roller and stabiliser that ensures equal weight portions when cutting radially. |
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| Food and Drug Administration clearance as well as Health Canada and CE Mark approval for its next generation steerable guiding sheath, which the company has dubbed Destino. |
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| In December 2011, the first field test took place with the steerable access sub successfully imaging lateral windows and steering the tool string into two separate laterals. |
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