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Marine biologists returned to the site of a 1954 test to find it had an unexpected, and welcome, side-effect: humans have steered clear.

A motorcycle must be angled over to take bends and corners, it is not steered by the front wheel alone.

Henry sat on a seat on top, like the driver of a horse-drawn carriage, and steered with a sort of bar.

This program was one of the first to use helmet-mounted displays, or HMDs, and head-steered infrared devices on a tactical aircraft.

Without having to be told, Bob steered his kin to one side away from the lines of children, and stood with his eyes fixed on the cane.

As I steered the car along the rough highway, I began to think of what I had been doing to myself and my family.

Using a form of the word "manipulation" has legal implications, and the Bush administration steered clear of the term.

The pastor and his assistant then steered the boat through the dangerously large waves, eventually bringing all the children to safety.

In the darkness, as he steered toward the faint glow of Havana against the sky, he heard them hitting the carcass again and again.

He reached out to the woman with him, cupped a pink chiffon elbow in his hand and steered her face to Eric and Emily. He smiled at them.

Like other SRL inventions, this ungainly beast was sort-of-steered by a radio-control unit designed for model cars.

He steered me to a table and sat me down in a chair.

It claims that the company systematically steered women into jobs with little hope of promotion and paid them less than men.

She has steered Germany through the worst global financial meltdown since the Great Depression, keeping budgets down and confidence high.

More fundamentally, it reflects different views about the extent to which consumers can be steered towards the most profitable products.

People familiar with Citi say the US bank was more or less steered to CDB as the proper counterparty for a dialogue with the Chinese.

A former bond trader known as "the Gorilla" , Fuld had been with Lehman for decades and steered it through tough times.

Over the last 10 years, Mr Kwok has steered the company through many challenges including the Asian Financial Crisis and the SARS epidemic.

Once it enters the stomach, the robot could be steered either by an external remote control or by a built-in guidance system.

A second later, the entire swarm veers west and away, as if steered by a single mind.

Hagrid let out a bellow of fear and steered the motorbike into a vertical dive.

He has no KGB background and, within the Kremlin, has steered largely clear of the Yukos affair.

Getting accurate data on how much lending was steered to such entities last year is tricky.

He quickly steered the country out of an economic downturn, with a leadership style learnt in the boardroom.

A predilection for aggression, coupled by witnessing bounty hunters in action, forever steered young Durge into a lifetime of violence.

Fig. 9 shows the lateral displacement of the car occurring when the wheels are not steered due to the lateral force of the wind.

The Sun shines upon Tianjin Port The passenger boat is steered into Tianjin Port at sunrise after a night's traveling on the sea.

Traditionally, these have been large pieces of polished metal, steered by electric motors to keep the sun's rays focused on the cell.

The Enterprise was again steered more off the wind.

Steered by a ridge SE of the storm, KROSA will be able to move NW in the next 48 hours.

The steering converts the steering-wheel rotary motion into a turn motion of the steered wheels of the vehicle.

He steered inside of the glow and he thought that now, soon, he must hit the edge of the stream.

Over the two centuries that have followed, the currents of history have steered the relationship between our countries in many directions.

Allured by the song of the sirens , the helmsman steered the ship toward the reef .

The application Dr van der Linde made would have steered clear of this problem through a small sleight of hand.

The work, four horses drawing a chariot steered by an armed warrior, is about one meter tall and three meters long.

On a recent morning, Evers steered his pickup truck through a Central California almond grove, his drawling sales pitch at the ready.

A release of radiation confined to the lower atmosphere should be steered out to sea under such conditions.

He steered toward it, thinking, I must remember to put the brake on before I hit the wall.

His tram let him down at Shelburne Road and he steered his great body along in the shadow of the wall of the barracks.

Three out of four companies that have issued guidance for the first quarter have steered investors lower.

Preliminary experiments in rats suggest that the bacteria can be steered toward tumours using specially designed magnetic coils.

When Mr. Huang steered the company in 2007 and for the majority of 2008, he prioritized expansion over profitability.

Bill Clinton steered clear of class politics, especially in his second term when he moved sharply to the centre.

But it was often the brokers who steered borrowers away from affordable loans and toward the high-priced loans in the first place.

Clifford steered cautiously down the slope of the knoll from the hall, and Connie kept her hand on the chair.

The seamen steered badly, letting her run up to the W by N, FOR which the Admiral scolded them many times.

With the plan approved and the use cases captured during the Inception phase, RUP steered the project the rest of the way.

Marjorie Kaplan, who has steered Animal Planet in this direction, says the "hands-on-hips" documentary presenter is out of style.

He steered the boat between the islands.

Banai: In 2002, I steered my boat in front of a ship that was trying to bring nuclear waste to the island.

but he put little thought into how the pieces could fit together , nor how his sprawling machine could be steered.

Prisoners prodded, whipped and steered by stone-faced cadres into holding cells to be crammed side by side, like decaying logs.

Mr Ackermann speaks with the authority of a man who steered his bank through the crisis more deftly than most.

The AESA fighter jet radar enables the radar beam to be steered for situational awareness and air-to-air and air-to-ground capability.

The sailor steered the little boat into a harbor.

He was so fascinated with the group, staring at them while continuing to peddle, that he nearly steered his bike into a wall.

Thus far, the White House, the Fed and Congress have mostly steered clear of such rules.

So far, US officials have steered clear of tinkering with pay for bankers below the executive suite.

In the early 1990s he had steered his small engineering subcontracting business into what was then the new field of rapid prototyping.

He lay in the stern and steered and watched for the glow to come in the sky.

Mourinho returns to face the side he steered to the UEFA Cup and European Cup in the first leg of the last-16 clash in February.

He steered the ship carefully between the rocks.

Microwave beams from these arrays of antenna elements can be steered electronically toward targets.

He steered the discussion away from the subject of money.

She inquired about abortion, only to learn it was illegal in Texas. She was steered towards an underground abortion joint and was shocked.

Rather than put myself in the path of temptation, I steered completely clear of it.

She steered the visitors towards the garden.

The captain steered the ship carefully in case the ship hits the underwater shelf.

If my friends had wanted laptops, I could have steered them to a 15-inch Acer Aspire laptop at the same store.

Indonesian policymakers, naturally, congratulate themselves on having steered the country away from the abyss.

Waves are generally steered ashore by the prevailing winds, often blowing at oblique (slanted) angles to the shoreline.

Tea-party activists, currently the leading lights of conservative politics, have largely steered clear of the issue.

He steered the boat into the harbor.

Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, has thus far steered the group through the credit squeeze in fairly good health.

As HALONG becomes embedded within the westerlies afterwards, it will be steered by the westerly flow and move NE to ENE.

His is not a product-design philosophy steered by committee or determined by market research.

On weekdays, the marmosets steered clear of the roar of traffic, and on Sundays they shunned the clamor of visiting crowds.

He steered the boat suddenly.

The one who always steered the way was an obese and dreamy Greek.

Being steered away from areas of high crime late at night is no bad thing.

Mr. Putin steered clear of them for the tense months around his election, but this project suggests a return of confidence.

In June Congress passed a "statute of racial equality" ; but it steered clear of positive discrimination.

Talent: Director Joe Wright steered precocious Irish actress Saoirse Ronan to an Oscar nomination in their 2008 period piece Atonement.

As a consequence many steered clear of the meetings and stayed indoors.

Despite the inefficient check and challenge from the Opposition, the ruling party has steered CLEAR of dictatorship.

Other banks, worried about being snared by U. S. financial authorities, steered clear of the North's money.

This doesn't look bad. This reminds me, Colombus, of the times I steered my ships across the ocean.

But even as America suffered its worst downturn in the post-war period , its legislators steered clear of ranting against China .

The freighter steered out of Santiago Bay that evening.

Now, the reporter steered an interview to the said automobile HengYang after - sales service station.

"Instead of relying on political guidance systems, these decisions must be steered by history and logic, " Mr Chaffetz insists.

America's economy has steered clear of recession so far.

Two greyish shapes steered there, like long, rounded pieces of wood or slate. They were fish.

And passion is not willing to be steered.

Courts have already steered away from accepting testimony that was gathered through hypnosis.

Traditionally, BP has steered clear of gleaning petroleum products from the oil sands in North America's frozen north.

Second, her Social Democrat coalition part- ners are being steered to the left under Kurt Beck, the chairman.

We steered the boat in shore.

Mr. Clinton steered clear of broader issues during his humanitarian mission, officials said.

Knut and his brother steered the family firm through the 1920s, when Sweden was badly hit by a global recession.

England were very structured and Jonny Wilkinson steered the ship well for them.

We also looked at a four-wheel-drive, four-wheel-steered vehicle with a chassis that can change shape.

Steered by the subtropical ridge north of FUNG-WONG, it will move W in the next 24 hours.

The captain listened to the stereo radio and steered the steamer careful into the harbor.

I don't know if that's what steered them in the other direction, but there's no hard feelings. I was happy to find a place back in L. A.

Bill and Jane were coasting on a hill. Down the hill went the sled. Bill steered. Jane held on tightly.

Arrival General Howe had steered for Halifax, there to await the arrival of strong reinforcements.

Environmental changes have often steered evolution in new directions.

In the calm sky a helicopter steered toward Hyannis Port , where the Kennedys lived.

can be steered more accurately than a mechanical cutter.

My raft drifts if it is not steered.

Traditionally these are large pieces of polished metal, steered by electric motors to keep the sun's rays focused on the cell.

His fear was clear as they steered near the pier.

Liu Xiang steered well clear of the debate surrounding his political job.

Thank you for all of your help that inadvertently steered us to Mirihi in the first place.

Then she smiled at Bill and quickly steered the conversation to another subject.

A ship steered clear of a rocky shore in stormy weather.

The manager helped Logan put on his coat, then steered him over his desk.

Though the Chancellor steered the government, issues were ultimately settled in the cavernous rotunda of the Galactic Senate.

But when it hit, they improvised and steered the economy away from the abyss.

In fact, he has outlasted his four predecessors and, since March 11th, steered Japan through its worst disaster since the second world war.

These people don't need to be steered, if they like to work together.

Curiously, the environment ministry has steered clear of issuing guidelines for female employees on what to wear during Super Cool Biz.

For the sake of security, he steered the steamer into port and cast anchor before the awful hurricane came.

But it has steered clear of noisy activism.

provides a paper trace of course steered by the vessel against time.

If necessary, those people will be steered toward further re-education after six more months.

They have long offered such services, but steered users towards "walled gardens" of pre-approved content from which they could take a cut.

They responded to an overview of themselves as they co-formed a "5" or steered the jet.

Lula and Mr Palocci sensibly steered clear of debt default and stuck to responsible macroeconomic policies.

You have been steered away from exploring emotion because through emotion you can figure things out.

Based on Tripadvisor and advice from HK friends, I steered clear of the food in the hotel.

Ackermann geometry, Intended to make the steered wheels follow a curve without sliding.

FDR steered Congress 15 major bills through Congress in his first hundred days.

Put off by rampant corruption, many of the country's young and talented have steered clear of political careers.

steered the car skillfully through the narrow streets.

She steered the car skillfully through the narrow streets.

Chinese military officials have also in the past steered clear of confronting the US over its influence in Asia.

It was proof that my mother had been absolutely right when she sized me up early in life and steered me toward literature.

Google claims the robotic vehicles will be safer than ones steered by humans.

Since the election, the government has steered 116 bills through parliament.

She steered me towards a table in the corner.

Soon, he was steered to the forest by other immigrants.

The captain steered the yacht into the harbor.

asks Wes Gullett, who steered John McCain's presidential campaign in Arizona.

Saxon sailing vessels were steered by a big board or oar that protruded from the right side.

In its latest move, the regulator steered the ruble's trade-weighted rate up 0. 3% last week.

I confess, gestational surrogacy is a topic that I have steered clear of until now.

Rush-hour traffic was already heavy as Guajardo steered onto Route 1604, soon heading north behind a blue Honda.

"For me Johannson has done a great job and I think he deserves a lot of credit because he [steered] his boat very well, " said Wenger.

He steered by that question skilfully.

Later, the girl steered clear of the boy gradually.

And some would-be investors in China have steered clear over concerns about intellectual-property theft.

An actor can "ride" a cartoon, in the same type of co control that a cowboy rides a horse, or a pilot rides a computer- steered airplane.

In the 1990s she steered clear of reading the newspapers because of the way she was treated.

And, at times, they steered me away from ideas and goals I strongly believed in.

The oiler steered and the little loat made good way.

The teacher steered the gifted students towards the more challenging courses.

Then steered the white moth thither in the night?

He steered into the parking area.

Soon the country will be steered to peace and prosperity.

The driver steered. The woman lay back.

They can be steered, by forces both domestic and international.

The country steered a middle course.

He steered the car through the gate.

Mr Bush steered clear of Vietnam.

In order to keep things simpler I ve steered clear of specifying any stylesheets in this first article.

They steered by the star.

We turned the car round and steered for home.

At 25, 000 miles an hour a rocket will escape from the earth's pull and travel wherever it is steered .

The airplane must be guided, or steered, so that it will not only go left or right, but also up or down.

Really? Can I do that? I haven't even steered a car properly yet. . .

I have steered my course by our enduring values.

You will be steered towards results sorted under the headings of treatments, causes, research and so on.

I steered us. I did it! I steered the house.

I steered us. I did. I steered the house.

Thus we have steered our Earth allies down a path that can make this happen for everyone.

So I went ahead and steered us down here.

Air regulation systems in mining - Swinging roadway air doors for monorails and free steered machines - Building and operation

On Curriculum Reforming of Higher Vocational Education: Steered by Employment

A firm rejection of the ultra-right course steered by the Republicans

Solid modeling of planner quadratic enveloping worm based on steered virtual manufacturing

On board a boat steered with a single bamboo

To admit of being steered or guided:

we steered a course to leeward

he steered me into his room