Sentence examples for capable of navigating from inspiring English sources
Only elephants are capable of navigating the sodden terrain.
The implication was that the toolmakers, presumably Homo erectus, were capable of navigating the open sea.
Only Gyan seemed capable of navigating a way through the American defence.
DR. SIEMERS: Were all those submarines capable of navigating in the Atlantic?
At that time we had not even 15 submarines capable of navigating in the Atlantic.
Following movement learning, the animat was eventually capable of navigating an environment and avoiding obstacles.
3) A drone capable of quickly navigating through a thick forest.
In this project, the IML researchers are moving toward the goal of engineering autonomous flying robots that are capable of independently navigating and conducting inventory.
The idea is to make a small, energy efficient vehicle that's capable of easily navigating a city's tight spaces.
While the strategic logic of China's desire to broaden its reach in the Middle East and North Africa is obvious, the key question is whether or not Beijing is capable of successfully navigating the region's volatile, often violent politics.
According to the Internet, the accepted definition is: "deep and wide enough for boats and ships to travel on or through: capable of being navigated".
