steerable

By 1957, the site had the largest steerable radio telescope in the world.

You've been to the kite shop and bought your first steerable.

Put up a B-2 on station with a steerable special munition.

Steerable motors are used to drill the kick off point.

Before trying again, a new stabilizer and steerable front wheel were added.

The stone walls were going to be interesting, but that's why they had steerable chutes.

It is designed to move like a large worm on independently steerable trucks.

Steerable propellers, which could provide both steering and power to move the vehicle.

A driven suspension as described may also be steerable.

This allowed some limited movement of the rudder and the ship became steerable again.

Several companies also offer one or more models with steerable tracks so that spinning wheels is no longer a problem.

They couldn't use the rectangular steerable chutes this close to the ground.

The following three were built with the same basic hull, but steerable prop pods.

Steerable transfer cars have wheels and can be directed anywhere in a production area.

To solve this problem, the new trailers were all equipped with steerable wheels.

This model introduced a fixed seat, steerable nose wheel and brakes.

The brothers decided to make the rear rudder steerable to solve the problem.

With steerable antennas, it was also used for Gun Control.

A novel 45 degree beam steerable antenna for modern communications, 2008.

The tail-wheel was not retractable, but could be steerable as an option.

Now he righted the craft, and deployed the steerable parachute.

It involves a steerable continuous track to enable the vehicle to corner.

The tail wheel is steerable by means of the rudder pedals.

The solar energy can be concentrated in the manufacturing area using an array of steerable mirrors.

The aircraft had a four wheel undercarriage, with the front two wheels being steerable.