Sentences with phrase «vertical wheel movement»

Not exact matches

When you're really flying up the hill, vertical body movements occasionally throw off the handling balance, requiring ultra-quick action at the wheel.

Unlike the Audi, the switch has to be left in Sport mode just so that the suspension feels like it has some control over the vertical movement of the wheels.

The steering wheel buttons are touch sensitive, the first for a car and respond with horizontal and vertical swipe movements as per a smartphone.

Notably, the NE88's chronograph module functions through Seiko's use of a vertical clutch and column wheel components, resulting in less stress on the movement when the chronograph function is used and a more satisfying operation than a movement without this design.

Any suspension in which the movement, or angle, of a wheel is not directly affected by the vertical motion of the opposite wheel.

Consequently, a greater amount of drive force is distributed to the outside rear wheel, inducing an additional rotational pulse (yaw movement) around the vehicle's vertical axis.

Inside, a new leather - wrapped sport steering wheel includes Touch Control buttons that respond to horizontal and vertical swiping movements like a smartphone.

These changes ensure that the wheel position during vertical movement remains unaffected by lateral forces or by torque reaction during braking and acceleration.

The interface responds precisely to horizontal and vertical swiping movements, allowing the driver the control the infotainment system just by using his fingers, without having to take his hands off the wheel.

In effect, this means the shock absorbers are constantly being adjusted while the car is being driven, via sensors that measure everything from the rotational speed and vertical movement of each wheel to the quickness of steering inputs.

Each axle has several suspension spheres that are controlled by data (vertical bodywork movement, angle of steering wheel and vehicle speed) picked by sensors and sent to a computer.