Sentence examples for directions for drivers from inspiring English sources

Nuance's voice-recognition technology is used for things like translating speech to text and delivering turn-by-turn directions for drivers.

If the new strategy improves directions for drivers, other navigation programs may be tempted to stop buying maps and follow the open-source crowd.

A GUIDE IN EUROPE -- Global Positioning Systems for navigation, which provide turn-by-turn real-time directions for drivers, are now available in selected models through the Renault Eurodrive program.

Other new features include a very useful one for office situations: customizable drop-off directions for drivers.

Recent updates added tailored recommendations, customizable drop-off directions for drivers and new filtering options, while it also introduced a restaurant management service that helps restaurant partners get actionable insight through data.

Recent updates added tailored recommendations, customizable drop-off directions for drivers and new filtering options, while it also introduced a restaurant management service that helps restaurant partners get actionable insight through data.

Military GPS satellites support a myriad of civilian uses, including road directions for taxi drivers, navigation for commercial airliners, tracking goods in transit and time signals for cash dispensers.

Take a cab (and print out directions for the driver); if you're looking for the subway line out there, beware: you'll be gone zero miles when the day is done.

Hotels The Choksan Hot Springs resort 82-333) 636-400, fax 82-333) 636-4007 is about three miles outside Sokch'o; when booking, ask the hotel to fax a map with directions for the taxi driver.

Producer/director Alan Poul introduced Paul Shrader, winner of the Kanbar Storytelling Award (yes, Kanbar has mastered that, too) and showed a clip reel that included Schrader's screenplays and direction for Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, and American Gigolo.

An important goal for makers of GPS navigation devices is to deliver maps and route guidance that will not be dangerous distractions for drivers.Spoken directions would seem to be a good solution, but telling people "Turn right at Baker Street" might just make people ignore the road ahead while straining to read street signs.