0 a circular object fixed under a vehicle so that it moves smoothly over the ground -- koło
1 a steering wheel (= circular object you turn to direct a vehicle) -- kierownica
2 to push something that has wheels somewhere -- pchać/prowadzić/wprowadzać coś
The hierarchy at the clinic where the women are checked is also reflected in the different wheels circulating in the medical system.
Specifically, wheeled walkers are associated with higher speed and cadence, lower energy demands, more normal-appearing gait, and higher patient s atisfaction.
The dust follows a perfect arc as the wheels throw it up and gravity pulls it back down.
The contact pressure between the drive wheels and the sphere is generated with pneumatic cylinders and regulated with solenoid valves.
The vehicles represented inanimate objects, possessing wheels and more straight line contours.
At some point in the 1950s, most manufacturers quietly omitted the wheels.
To this family belong the mobile robots - basically legged and wheeled machines - and robot manipulators.
The control inputs that govern the null-space motions are the same torques of the two wheels and the two arm motors.
