Sentence examples for aims to navigate from inspiring English sources

Supported by the Roll Back Malaria campaign and sponsored by non-governmental organizations and private companies, the Zambezi expedition aims to navigate the entire 2,500 km length of southern Africa's longest river.

Collaborative driving is a growing domain of Intelligent Transportation Systems ITSS) which aim to navigate traffic both efficiently and safely.

Senior outside hitter Camille Coffey, a four-year starter, is the clearest remaining link to those past teams and will be the main weapon in the Tologs' arsenal as they first aim to navigate the Mission League, where nemesis Harvard-Westlake has been dominant for the last two seasons.

The aim is to navigate its motion in unknown environment.

The aim is to navigate a series of minimalist caverns in your dart-like craft, taking out enemies and rescuing robotic hostages – the eponymous Oids.

On the other hand, recommendation systems aim to help users to navigate large amounts of data, and to discover relevant information according to their preferences and analytical objectives.

Apart from optimising medical treatment for diabetes, HCPs should aim to effectively navigate the interaction between adolescents struggling to find their identity separate from their parents and parents concerned about their child's difficulties combining teenage life with diabetes self-management [ 39].

The Microsoft Corporation is expected to announce Tuesday that it is throwing its considerable weight behind a keyword system that aims to enable Internet users to navigate the Web without typing in the cumbersome addresses known as U.R.L.'s.

The second part will be an overhaul of the website aimed at making it easier to navigate.

There has also been a growth in resources aimed at helping decision-makers to navigate research evidence, such as Cochrane-produced evidence summaries.

As with all Apple products, Aperture aims to feel intuitive and easy to navigate.