Sentence examples for freely navigate from inspiring English sources

Throngs of summertime tourists have been swept away by chilly ocean breezes, and visitors can freely navigate cobblestone streets and appreciate the multifaceted heritage of a city with a remarkable number of restored Colonial buildings -- 500 in total.

The menus of the game environment enable players to change parameters and freely navigate among game objects using input controllers.

Immersive patient simulators (IPS) allow an illusionary immersion into a synthetic world where the user can freely navigate through a 3-dimensional environment similar to computer games.

Free viewpoint video can be understood as the functionality to freely navigate within real world visual scenes, as it is known for instance from virtual worlds in computer graphics.

Today, Apple didn't show off a dedicated app but it did show off ARKit, a platform which the company boasted was the "largest AR platform in the world," It will assumedly give developers space to track surfaces that they can place digital content on, while allowing users to freely navigate spaces while the content stays anchored.

He'll have to navigate those white spaces that he can freely navigate and initiate change.

Rather than a series of corridors through which you cruise at a set speed, defending your hapless teammates and taking down bosses, the sequel has you freely navigating the solar system map that previously was just a pretty progress indicator.

Participants performed an object-location memory task while freely navigating a 3D, virtual environment task adapted from Doeller et al. (Doeller et al, 2008; Doeller et al., 2010).

Samuel Heilman, a professor of sociology and Jewish studies at the City University of New York and an author of a 1992 book about the haredim called "Defenders of the Faith: Inside Ultra-Orthodox Jewry," said that the walls in the haredi world have increasingly closed in recent decades as Jews of all stripes have been able to navigate freely in all sectors of American society.

The loss if sea ice in the Arctic will allow ships to navigate freely across the North Pole by the middle of the century and could lead to unprecedented geo-political tensions between countries that have territorial claims in the region, scientists said.

However, this can be related to the fact that, in order to be able to guide all the users through the same game workflow, some of the functionalities were inhibited and players could not navigate freely through the game.