steering input
Greek translation: η επέμβαση του τιμονιού
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peer agreement (net): +2η επέμβαση του τιμονιού Explanation: Η επέμβαση του τιμονιού / οι χειρισμού του τιμονιού κλπ. ABS (Anti-lock Braking System): Originally developed for aircraft braking systems, uses computer-controlled valves to limit the pressure delivered to each slave cylinder. If a wheel locks up, steering input cannot affect the car's direction. With ABS, no matter how hard the pedal is pressed, each wheel is prevented from locking up and skidding is prevented. Since ABS pumps the brakes, a driver can apply constant pressure on the brake pedal and concentrate on steering the car. This allows the driver to regain control during inclement weather or quickly avoid a collision. ABS is available for nearly all new cars and trucks and is standard equipment on many. http://www.escope.info/en/learn_about_esafety_systems/glossa... |
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