Sentence examples for designed to navigate from inspiring English sources

So he tried his hand at racing stock cars designed to navigate the rugged surface of a dirt track.

Finally, the Ryan plan was designed to navigate the Scylla and Charybdis of the congressional budgeting process.

When aid is carefully designed to navigate the specific socio-cultural landscape of its recipients' lives, it begins to deliver the sort of results Sachs claims.

Mr. Kovach asserted in the statement that RMG's system is "specifically designed to navigate or otherwise avoid various security measures on Ticketmaster's Web site," including what is known as the Captcha feature — those squiggly letters in a box that users must retype before they can proceed.

The Confederate government tried to cut them out by confiscating several of their ships, but the Mills brothers simply bought more — and this time, they amassed a small navy of small deft vessels designed to navigate shallow waters and elude bigger ships.

Marking spots were designed to navigate ideal resection lines in segmentectomies beyond anatomical inter-segmental planes with adequate resection margins.

The robots are designed to gallop, navigate, and swim like their real-world cheetah, ant, and fish counterparts.

Inspired by blood cell behavior, these nanoconstructs are designed to efficiently navigate the circulatory system, minimize sequestration by phagocytic cells, and recognize the tortuous angiogenic microvasculature of neoplastic masses.

Kuri's designed to autonomously navigate the house, learn over time, automatically capture special moments, play back music, audiobooks and podcasts, and generally be a pal around the house.

The metaphor of a journey was used, with maps designed to metaphorically navigate the outpatient service.

In September, AOL will introduce a "10-foot edition" of AOL Video designed to be navigated by remote control on a TV connected to a Windows Media Center PC.