You allow them to steer towards the little stripe, and they'll just steer towards that stripe forever.

How do we steer a balloon?

Yves uses his body to steer the wing.

We can't pick the future, but we can steer the future.

Here is the chart of over 43 people helping to steer the robot that could not steer and get it on its way, from one corner from one corner of Washington Square Park to another.

And you can use the tilt sensor to steer this car using this game.

Then we tried extracts, and lo and behold, we can steer insects to different directions.

When you drive your car, when you steer your car, you use a method called Ackermann steering.

And you really can't decide where you hit very much, because they pretend you can steer, but you're being delivered.

Vice President Gore will talk about how we could steer the climate trajectory into a lower probability of catastrophic risk.

So there is the landing target. Could they steer towards it with these capabilities? Here it is in the wind tunnel.

Inspired leadership, new ideas for cooperation and an unwavering commitment to steer our destiny will ensure that we achieve that goal.

In the meantime, we are doing our utmost through our good offices to help steer the process towards prudent conflict management.

You have to fight for what you believe. You don't always win everything you want to win. But you can steer the process.

However, such reforms can provide an opportunity to strengthen vector control at the district level and steer the programme to an IVM strategy.

(d) Guidelines allowing an insolvency representative in the insolvency of a holding company to steer the actions to be taken by the (insolvent) subsidiary

Your laser printer has a mirror galvanometer that's used to steer a laser beam very accurately that's what makes those little dots on the page.

The reports indicated that few girls took up technical subjects or technical vocational training and that little was being done to steer them in those directions.

This quiet majority is under represented in the Knesset because its members steer clear of political careers. It is far too large to be considered an elite.

So we can design the future if we choose what kind of things we want to have happen and not have happen, and steer us to a lower risk place.

So these are a pair of gloves, and it has vibrating elements on the knuckle part so you can convey instructions about how to steer the direction and the intensity.

Those ideals were endorsed by the membership in 1999 in the Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace (resolution 53 243). Bangladesh was privileged to steer that process.

The role of the techno polity is to steer the world toward positive outcomes. It will demand that decision makers use their heads and hearts and it will also test their nerves.

The representative of Cuba drew attention to the importance of safeguarding national policy space, which could allow developing countries to steer FDI in the direction best suited to meeting their development needs.

The representative of Cuba drew attention to the importance of safeguarding national policy space, which could allow developing countries to steer FDI in the direction best suited to meeting their development needs.

That's kind of an invitation to pick up this name of those numbers coming out there and to just drop it into the script here, and now I can steer the car with the steering wheel.

Pressing risk related questions require deliberate action on an international scale. They will be answered only by matching research efforts and funding levels to the information needed to steer toward a safe future for nanotechnology applications.

So it is imperative that the new government prepares in cooperation with the National Bank of Poland (NBP) a comprehensive program to steer the course of fiscal and monetary policy toward the goal of euro membership.

Having had the occasion and privilege to work with you on many disarmament issues within and outside the framework of the CD, I have every confidence in your abilities to steer the work of the Conference.

Incautious and expensive advice from McKinsey and other private consulting firms could help turn Bhutan into a degraded tourist zone. One must hope that the quest for GNH will help steer the country away from such temptations.

Some countries, such as Egypt and Tunisia, have historically entrenched institutions to help steer the post conflict institution building process and prevent a complete collapse of the state. Others, like Bahrain and Jordan, appear to be relatively stable.

In addition, those members of the international community with the means and opportunity to influence the posture of the parties, including SLM A, must try to steer the current round of talks in Abuja towards a positive outcome.

World Resources Institute President Andrew Steer notes that more than 50 developing countries are now implementing costly policies to reduce climate change. From the perspective of national interest, that makes no sense at all, given the global commons nature of the problem.

But middle class and working class families would benefit more if the hyper cheap products and services, free information, and virtual leisure experiences augmented, rather than eroded, their marketable skills. The politician who can figure out how to steer the revolution accordingly might never lose another election.

TOKYO The global economy is like a jetliner that needs all of its engines operational to take off and steer clear of clouds and storms. Unfortunately, only one of its four engines is functioning properly the Anglosphere (the United States and its close cousin, the United Kingdom).

Russia sniffs at the idea of demotion, and American officials appear to have decided to steer clear of the semantic debate. Still, it should surprise no one that Russia lobbied hard for the Yekaterinburg BRIC summit, and footed the bill for much of it as well.

What does this do to the legitimacy of governments, and of political institutions in general? As long as winners with razor thin majorities, once in office, steer a middle course, they are more likely to remain acceptable to an electorate that is more volatile than divided.

Many of these countries will look to the US as a strategic counterweight should China seek to assert local dominance. But some may conclude that it is safer to steer closer to China than away from it, because their economies depend so strongly on Chinese trade.

But the third plenum also provided surprises, including the creation of a leading group within the CCP to steer reform. China used to have a reform commission within the executive branch the establishment of the leading group indicates the CCP s commitment, and that of President Xi Jinping, to comprehensive reform.

By contrast, her German counterpart, Chancellor Helmut Kohl, often regarded as one of that generation s preeminent European champions, offered only lukewarm support for the Single European Act. He preferred to help steer Europe toward monetary and political union, just when its economy had begun to fall behind the rest of the world.

Seen in this light, the more important question is whether or not Kim s inexperienced son, the twenty something Great Successor Kim Jong un, will be able to consolidate power and somehow steer the country out of its deep malaise. So far, the succession in Pyongyang seems to be proceeding in an orderly fashion.

The report shows that 2004 was indeed a critical year for the reform of the Unit, with in depth discussions among Member States about the methods but also the raison d'être of the Unit, as well as adoption by the latter of several instruments to steer its work and make it more effective.

In reality, what Russia need are powerful independent social and political organizations that would say in any presidential term the following things should be done to steer policy, thus making the question of who is president secondary. In this respect, Putin s recent effort to assert tighter state control over private organizations is particularly worrisome.

Undertaken by politicians, an audit might be viewed as an opportunity to score political points or steer policy in self serving directions, with delicate information leaked in order to pressure policymakers. While monetary policy conducted by independent bureaucrats is imperfect, handing over effective control to congressmen with one eye on the next election would be infinitely worse.

This week, world leaders have an opportunity to steer developments onto a new and more hopeful path when they meet in London to forge a new compact with Afghanistan. The compact builds on the 2001 Bonn Agreement, which laid the framework for a democratic Afghanistan but left much to be done to overcome that war torn country s tragic legacy.