Sentence examples for explain and navigate from inspiring English sources

Fair AlmaOrienta fair many design proposed by students include services to present, explain and navigate the AlmaOrienta fair itself, together with open days and all the events organized by the University and its departments, schools, and programmes.

Namely the need to define, explain, and navigate our way through the world.

Will also pay for family member to be flown to be with you, for translators to explain and navigate treatment, for the myriad incidentals that one cannot predict.

Hard to digest, hard to explain and hard to navigate.

NVIDIA's leading solutions architects will explain how to launch and navigate inside the container, and stop along the way to explore the included demo scripts, extend the container with extra software, and examine best practices for how to take advantage of all the benefits bundled inside the NGC TensorFlow container.

The United States has an array of gun laws that are not easy to explain or navigate, David Studdert, LLB, ScD, MPH, professor of medicine and of law, told the audience.

They propose the labyrinth as a better image and explain how to navigate through it.

Perhaps they could all get together and explain how to navigate through government websites to the rest of us.

Below, in an interview conducted over Skype, Phillips, Fedato, and Garcia explain how they navigate the boundaries of consent and privacy while pushing their liberating alternative to porn as well as discussing the current state of Berlin's queer scene, and the underlying concepts behind this orgy of flesh and leather.

Jim Al-Khalili and Johnjoe McFadden The authors explore the fast-developing world of quantum biology to explain how birds navigate and how our sense of smell works.

A leader's most important job is to make good decisions, which — minus perfect knowledge of the future - is tough to do consistently … The Heath brothers explain how to navigate the land mines laid by our irrational brains and improve our chances of good outcomes.