Sentence examples for established navigation from inspiring English sources
The bad news for established navigation players like Tele Atlas and Navteq is that this will erode the value of navigation, just like the value of maps have been eroded.
These neuropsychological case reports have applied highly variable approaches to establish navigation impairment in their patients.
But there's clearly scope for confusion vs the clarity of the more established directional navigation of Android and iOS.
This study investigates the establishing of navigation and search systems needed to organize information on academic Websites, and addresses key questions in relation to information access and to the use of these systems.
The main findings of this research is that Google and Monash University Websites have established search and navigation systems that support Website accessibility, which enhance site usability while Dhofar University Website uses navigation systems only because of content reasons.
We evaluate the practical navigability of a recommendation network using simulations based on three navigation models established in the literature, namely, point-to-point navigation [12], navigation via berrypicking [13], and navigation via information foraging [14].
Founded in 1865 as the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation by Thomas Sutherland, a Scot who was then working for the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation, it established itself as the main financier for British shipping and trade in opium, silk and tea.
Over the past five years, the International GNSS Service IGSS) has made continuous efforts to extend its service from GPS and GLONASS to the variety of newly established global and regional navigation satellite systems.
In the 1990s, Dr. Harold Freeman established the first patient navigation program for low-income minority women in Harlem, New York.
In this paper we use the centralized multirobot navigation function methodology established by the authors, augmented with an enhanced dipolar navigation field suitable for non-holonomic vehicls.
