Sentence examples for I navigation from inspiring English sources

This type of carpooling generally makes use of three recent technological advances: (i) navigation devices to determine a driver's route and arrange the shared ride; (ii) smartphones for a traveller to request a ride from wherever she happens to be; and (iii) social networks to establish trust between drivers and passengers.

In addition, to alleviate the initialization demands by appending enough stable poses in MSCKF, a rapid and robust Initialization MSCKF (I-MSCKF) navigation method is proposed in the paper.

I see navigation for directions/maps as a space where this is especially interesting.

Saul Weiner, another beta tester, has posted a couple of helpful suggestions and I agree with him – navigation is poor, and I don't like having to leave the main screen for things like new category creation.

The first two stories that I wrote were "Lockwood" and "Navigation". I work usually with dialogue first; I usually start with a conversation of some sort or another, because just by merit of one person talking with another, there is some sort of tension or conflict, irrespective of whether they're agreeing on something or whether they're disagreeing on something.

They didn't teach me about the Sub-Dwarfs Solar System when I studied Astro Navigation at Navigation School!": I hope you will forgive a letter from a complete stranger but I wish to express to you a very serious matter.

Children's (a) navigation (i.e., reading time and navigation pattern) and (b) learning (i.e., multiple choice knowledge questions and mind maps) was measured.

Helpful on screen tips appeared at a glance after I kicked off navigation on my iPhone whenever I raised my wrist, and when I neared my destination, helpful taptic taps let me know I'd arrived.

When I returned home, I asked the navigation system for the shortest route that avoided freeways.

This paper addresses the question of self-localisation in autonomous mobile robot navigation, i.e., the task of indentifying places after previous exploration and map building by the robot.

Based on animal studies and neuroimaging data from humans, the initial phase of navigation, i.e., self-localization, target localization and path planning, should depend on the anterior MTL independent of upcoming navigational demands, whereas posterior MTL should be active throughout navigation.