Sentence examples for control for navigating from inspiring English sources

A combination of all-wheel drive, traction control for navigating slick corners, and anti-lock brakes for managing ice is ideal, experts say but that power doesn't mean a relatively large SUV like the Lexus LX can overcome the basic laws of physics.

There are no standard controls for navigating a 3-D space, so the uninitiated may find themselves careering around a virtual room or, if a surface's "collision detection" feature has been enabled, slamming into an impermeable digital lamppost.

We have integrated development of a control system for navigating mobile robots and a robot SLAM system.

Leeches could be ideal blue-prints for designing flexible soft robots which are modular, multi-functional, fault-tolerant, easy to control, capable for navigating using optical, mechanical and chemical sensorial inputs, have autonomous inter-segmental coordination and adaptive decision-making.

Integration of mental and physical health can be defined by level of autonomy (ie, the capacity for control over one's self), whereas integration of mental and social health can be defined by a sense of 'us' (ie, capacity for relating to others); the integration of mental and physical health can be defined by control (ie, capacity for navigating social spaces).

Voice controls can be crucial for navigating while driving, and those commands — for now, at least — rely on the built-in app.

The hard drive is not the only part of a digital audio player, as the players also provide a small display screen so you can see your music collection listed, controls on the front for navigating through songs and a connection port -- usually a high-speed FireWire or U.S.B. 2.0 connection -- to transfer a CD's worth from computer to player in 10 seconds or so.

The project is also reminiscent of a recent concept design making the rounds of a Facebook Home app for Windows 8. Leap in Time is a simple enough implementation of Leap Motion, but it does act as a pretty solid example of how gesture control might actually work well for navigating apps and software that we use every day.

The $66,650 BMW X6 comes standard with engine-speed-sensitive power steering, hill-descent control and dynamic stability control all perfect for navigating treacherous roads.

The remote looks like a remote, and is used to control the usual camera functions, and for navigating the menus, making and answering calls, and so on.

Launch was controlled and smooth; this car is perfect for navigating parking lots.