steer clear of someone/something

Examples of steered

steered

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Deliberately cultivated, his style steered between his audiences' expectations and his own propensities and embodied options.
This is because, in the proposed approach, beams are steered to only one elevation angle and the wider vertical beams provide better vertical coverage.
This approach has proved quite useful but it has also steered economists away from analyzing issues important to environment and development.
Then, once the energy has been injected it is steered through the system or damped (dissipated) in order to make sound.
But, secondly, their politicians also conducted their own independent policy and their societies developed dynamics that were not only steered from outside.
The authors conducted and steered much of this research themselves.
Advocates made followers form allied agreements, while judges steered the concerned parties into making shared compacts.
To this end, grids are constructed in an adaptation process steered by the indicator such that a prescribed global error tolerance is reached.
In this paper, a mobile robot with two independently driven wheels is considered, which can be steered to any position in the free space.
Figure 6 shows a slalom maneuver steered by a human driver trying to avoid three obstacles.
Reconstructing potentials of mean force through time series analysis of steered molecular dynamics simulations.
By rewarding both forward movement and the correct responses to left and right whisker stimuli, rats can be steered through a slalom or obstacle course.
Moreover, the courts have also steered around these conflicts among the different pressures and authorities.
This would suggest that, in the orientation domain, cor tical filters are in some way steered by the visual context.
The idea was that technological development and innovation should be steered more deliberately, using scientific knowledge about different aspects the technology could affect.
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