Sentence examples for exploration and navigation from inspiring English sources

The links generated by a recommender system are, by their very conception, meant to be navigated and used for exploration and navigation.

In addition, each widget is designed complementary and transient to facilitate interactive exploration and navigation while not monopolizing the user's attention.

The graph view presents a visual representation of the actual reading patterns of a single participant or multiple participants and therefore serves as the main visual interface for exploration and navigation.

Exploration and navigation was still done entirely using information collected by the rover via radar and cameras, and the rover's drill was also put to work.

Our contribution is to present a highly interactive analysis system combining subspace analysis methods with appropriate linked views for data exploration and navigation.

Furthermore, in order to analyse the wing neuronal component in exploration and navigation, an arena was designed as indicated in figures.

There are two modes: exploration mode and navigation mode.

We have also seen numerous of his other predictions realised in various ways, including flight, modern healthcare prolonging life, Kevlar body armour, underwater exploration and GPS navigation".

We have also seen numerous of his other predictions realised in various ways, including flight, modern healthcare prolonging life, Kevlar body armour, underwater exploration and GPS navigation". This year, the Royal Society is holding a series of meetings to thrash out the future priorities for modern science.

In this study, the motion stability of a new type of autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) named an "autonomous underwater helicopter (AUH)" with a disk-shaped hull was analyzed to better accomplish the complex tasks under the sea, namely, pipeline maintenance, mobile observation network, resources exploration, and isodepth navigation.

These data suggest that the wing neuronal architecture plays a role in space exploration and in navigation through odorant gradients.