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Trying to access Europeana on the day of its launch, though, was akin to navigating the Vatican Museums in the tourist-thick month of August.
The concept video (below), makes using Fluent on mobile seem more akin to navigating through a fun Twitter app than parsing an inbox.
What they do: The robotic tugs are akin to autonomous cars, using lasers and cameras to navigate and avoid obstacles.
Due diligence, akin to that used in deals, is required to navigate the many shoals of shoddy businesses in the developing world and to pierce the first-tier supplier, drilling back to the practices of second- and third-tier suppliers.
Perpetually drawn to this exploration of the cultural distinctions between Turkey and Germany, Akin has -- both for himself and in his films -- found a way to navigate the divide.
The idea that animals have a "sixth sense" to navigate has long been regarded as a folk notion more akin to crystal balls than hard science.
If you are a minority, particularly one from a socio-economically disadvantaged background, learning to navigate the culture you are striving to succeed in is often akin to mastering another language.
"SuperPosition" had the performers navigating something akin to a giant aerial hamster wheel.
WORST: Difficult to navigate.
