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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
countersteer .
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Examples
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If necessary, it slightly countersteers in the handling limits when cornering - practically unnoticed by the driver, it reduces understeer and oversteer in most situations.
Top Speed 2009
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If necessary, it slightly countersteers in the handling limits when cornering - practically unnoticed by the driver, it reduces understeer and oversteer in most situations.
Autoblog 2009
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If necessary, it slightly countersteers in the handling limits when cornering - practically unnoticed by the driver, it reduces understeer and oversteer in most situations.
Autoblog 2009
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The F10 also picks up features like optional active rear-wheel steering, which countersteers the rear wheels for a tighter turning circle while using in-phase steering at speed for extra stability.
Autoblog 2009
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If necessary, it slightly countersteers in the handling limits when cornering - practically unnoticed by the driver, it reduces understeer and oversteer in most situations.
AutoSpies.com News 2009
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“public opinion does not rule” but rather points administrative power in particular directions; or, as he puts it, it does not “steer” but “countersteers” institutional complexity (1996b, chapter 8).
Jürgen Habermas Bohman, James 2007
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“countersteers” institutional complexity (Habermas 1996, chapter 8).
Critical Theory Bohman, James 2005
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