Sentence examples for freedom of navigating from inspiring English sources

The freedom of navigating a huge game world may be overwhelming or confusing for new players.

However, the visualization system described here allows the user eight degrees of freedom, as they navigate the reconstruction of various scenarios.

The processed information allows a robot with a limited number of degrees of freedom to efficiently navigate around obstacles and find routes through the environment.

Maude has spent months quietly culling advice from retired permanent secretaries and former ministers on how a Cameron administration could hit the ground running: how to manage civil servants, tackle a 24/7 rolling news culture, navigate freedom of information laws and deliver on promises.

While the case appears to be a landmark ruling — it's the first time that Google has been required to provide contact details and IP addresses for Google reviewers — it also highlights the challenges for a search platform like Google when navigating questions of freedom of speech and more recent developments that touch on user privacy.

The yacht Arabella is perfect for people who want the thrill and freedom of sailing around the islands, but want to leave the dirty work of navigating and cooking to someone else.

A pedestrian has to navigate around them, but their existence is protected by the right to freedom of speech.

Since that time, great efforts have continued--both through international campaigns and attempts to navigate the vagaries of the Iranian justice system--to secure the freedom of Shane and Josh.

Just like Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, Lewis Carroll, Alice Liddel, Alice in Wonderland and John Tenniel were all independent spirits seeking freedom with unique points of view in navigating the new world.

By following a number of Silicon Valley executives as they navigate this question, the story traces the fine line between preventing hate speech and compromising freedom of expression.

Freedom, of sorts.