Sentence examples for are navigated from inspiring English sources

Since indexes might be long, they are usually structured in some hierarchical fashion and are navigated by using pointers, which are identifiers that contain the address (location in memory) of some item.

Some menus are navigated with the arrow keys, others, unpredictably, with "+" and "-." Fans have created a variety of replacement graphics sets and interface add-ons, but they are patchy, limited improvements.

Morgan Lloyd Malcolm and Katie Lyons's show is an enhanced walk, a game of chance, an act of faith in which solo pedestrians are navigated through Camden streets by extraordinary encounters.

In an era of electronic warfare where killer drones are navigated from military bases thousands of miles away, and where video games are used as a recruitment tool, Mr. Burke's series investigates how this antiseptic technology becomes incorporated into warfare as well as how gamers, almost soldiers in training, become numb to graphic depictions of carnage.

With the recognition that there are many more small boats in the world, particularly recreational craft, than there are ships and that they are navigated primarily by piloting rather than by celestial or electronic means, many hydrographic offices have given attention to the production of special chart series in a small format for yacht navigators.

If the order in which statements within two subjects (or more) are navigated is not important, then these subjects are interleaved.

Pay more attention to folks who acknowledge that we are navigating through unchartered waters these days.

Customers are navigating more easily.

Shoppers are navigating towards Garmin this holiday season.

Both GM and the Obama administration understand they are navigating uncharted territory.

We are navigating without a compass.