Sentence examples for appropriate navigation from inspiring English sources

To address the attentional demands of reading a map while driving, we have developed the maps optimized for vehicular environments (MOVE) in-car navigation display, which provides situationally appropriate navigation information to the driver through optimization of map information.

The particular sliding mode methodology used is a SISO approach and in order to design an appropriate navigation system, key controller gains are optimised by the GA to give the best performance.

Finally, under these results the possibilities of using appropriate navigation strategies (i.e. voyage planning, and draft and trim optimization) especially in the designated ECAs to reduce exhaust emissions (i.e. CO2, SOx and NOx) are also discussed.

While 'care coordination' broadly addresses process issues relevant to streamlined and appropriate navigation of the health care system, 'continuity of care' focuses more on consistency of information and clinical management between providers and over time, and on continuity within relationships [ 21- 23].

The appropriate use of navigation tools and design of Web sites remains, however, an open research question.

Finally, we devised several measures appropriate for evaluating navigation aids for interactive TV in addition to traditional usability measures.

This must be so,—certainly in every case where the use of the submerged lands is necessary or appropriate in improving navigation.

The system can plan and select the matching area online according to the heading angle and estimated position errors during aircraft flight, and adopt the appropriate terrain-aided navigation algorithm for different terrain areas and flight conditions.

"We've combined the reliability of Clusty's search capabilities with navigation appropriate for mobile users and given them the ability to find exactly what they're looking for right at their fingertips".

In these situations a Bayesian (via MCMC) approach may still be most appropriate for estimating navigation ability as the occasionally large errors can be handled easily by assuming t-distributed measurement errors.

Prior to studying the efficacy of the intervention, we embarked on usability testing of the website to ensure appropriate ease of use (navigation), comprehension and satisfaction.