Sentence examples for able to navigate and from inspiring English sources
Once loaded, users will be able to navigate and play their music, videos and playlists from their personal URL using a browser based iTunes experience.
Future AUV products must have a real autonomy, that is, must be able to navigate and fulfill a Mine Counter Measure (MCM) surveillance mission with high reliability without any operator control.
From there I'm able to navigate and ask questions that I think are not typically asked questions.
I am ashamed to say I think it's because at some deep level depression still registers as some kind of moral or character weakness, something I should be able to navigate and "get over".
In contrast, there may also be individuals with incomplete or intermediate conceptual expertise, such as undergraduate biology majors who may not initially apply an expert framework on their own in the unframed task, but who would be able to navigate and apply an expert framework if explicitly presented with it.
Hawk believes that "being a skateboarder, you have to deal with so much failure and being able to navigate that and accept it, to persevere and push through," so "that is definitely the key to our successes in other places".
By the end of the chapter, you will understand basic 3D theory and be able to navigate in and out of 3D, navigate inside 3D, as well extrude, hide, and shade your designs.
A creature like this shouldn't be able to navigate steps, and it stuns Coraline, and you, that it can.
"That's sort of what we're left with, being the advocates for ourselves, or on behalf of others, to make sure our needs are being heard and that we are able to navigate cities and public transit safely".
Able to navigate itself and manipulate objects of various sorts with its hands, it is about as good at what it does as any robot built so far, and dozens have been sold or donated to research laboratories around the world.
They need to be able to navigate themselves, and we don't have sensors today that would be able to track them.
