Sentence examples for allowing it to navigate from inspiring English sources

E. coli modulates the probability of being in one of these two swimming states in response to its environment, allowing it to navigate chemical, temperature, and light gradients (Berg and Brown, 1972; Berg, 2004).

State pension funds, for instance, often invest in venture capital as a way to point out their investment in their state's own economic growth, allowing it to navigate local politics more effectively.

In China, Wanda also holds a trump card over the other major studios in that it is a Chinese-owned/operated business, allowing it to navigate and potentially circumnavigate the Chinese theatrical quota system.

A new Pentastar V-6 transforms the venerable S.U.V.'s performance, and handling enhancements now allow it to navigate paved roads without inducing nausea.

The senses of sight, smell, and hearing are essentially shut down while the platypus is submerged to feed, but it possesses a unique electromechanical system of electroreceptors and touch receptors that allow it to navigate perfectly under water.

As it has expanded into a broader provider of IT services, it's potentially positioned itself as a modern enterprise tools provider, which would allow it to more securely navigate public markets while offering investors a way to correctly calibrate its value.

Thus, although kinesin-1 may be more processive, the longer neck-linker length of kinesin-2 allows it to be better optimized to navigate the complex microtubule landscape.

It has two speeds, which allows it to zip along or navigate crowds slowly, and has a rechargeable battery that lasts for 10 hours.

If you're having trouble navigating the new screen, allow it to revert to its upright position within 15 seconds.

It does not make me 'normal,' but it allows me to navigate social and work-related situations without some of the more deleterious challenges I've described.

It allows us to navigate through the fog so we can make it through the day, and is an important part of moving toward healing and growth.