Sentence examples for channel navigation from inspiring English sources

With Google TV, you need a remote that can control traditional television channel navigation.

This type of channel navigation appears to be standard across most of the other XM-ready receivers on the market.

The company refers to an "easy-to-use channel navigation [that] allows users to engage in an integrated content experience in new content areas".

Edit your channel navigation.

click the pencil icon below the channel art and click edit channel navigation.

The port of New Orleans ranks among the busiest in the country in volume of seaborne freight, while Baton Rouge, farther up the Mississippi River at the head of deep-channel navigation, is important for shipping of petroleum and chemical products, including aluminum and grain.

Rather than improve the river channel, the navigation upstream of Pallingham consisted of a separate channel, containing three locks, and an aqueduct which carried the navigation over the river at Orfold.

In March, the Government Accountability Office determined that four recent proposals by the Corps, such as dredging the Delaware River to deepen the channel for navigation, were "fraught with errors, mistakes, and miscalculations and used invalid assumptions and outdated data".

When the bridge is opened to allow river traffic to pass, boats have a 60 feet channel for navigation.

The absence of substantial differences in main-channel-bed-sediment size suggests that flow competencies within the highly engineered navigation channel today are similar to conditions within the less-engineered historic channel.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers maintains a navigation channel depth of 9 to 11 m although much of the channel in much deeper [20].