Sentence examples for from the navigator from inspiring English sources

The city's name derives either from the navigator Gaspar Corte-Real, who came there about 1500, or from the Indian gespeg, meaning "end of the world".

The cockpit is loaded with high-end gear, much of it borrowed from the Navigator: a 140-watt Alpine stereo with in-dash CD changer and seven speakers, an optional voice-activated navigation system with superb graphics and ease of use, memory settings that recall each driver's favored settings for the seat, the mirrors and even the adjustable pedals.

At 177 feet (54 metres) high, with a lamp the strength of 1.3m candles, the lighthouse was, as Sir Robert put it after visiting it the next day, "from the navigator's point of view, the most important outpost of Europe".In this section Messengers in the modern world Why music?

However, with numerous independent and decoupled sources of navigational information available (e.g. non-hybrid systems, where the information from different sensors is not fused), the process of navigation can be formulated as a real-time decision making process that requires an extreme focus and constant attention from the navigator.

PET data was reconstructed into six frames, which were split at the midpoint between navigator start times (ensuring any PET data was linked to the nearest motion sample) and then averaged to one image after MC using the transformations obtained from the navigator registration.

In these calls, we found that 34 patients remembered their reminder phone call from the navigator (81%).

Nothstein was one of three riders from the Navigators team in the breakaway group.

He gave up his Lotus for an Austin Maxi and survived off a stipend from the Navigators and savings from his previous career.

The appeals court found that Microsoft used illegal business deals and other means to protect its Windows operating system from competition by the Navigator Web browser from Netscape and Java programming language of Sun Microsystems.

And the news of the crashes, which occurred with alarming frequency, is chilling; we know who each man is when the navigator from the Goldsboro accident describes who got out successfully and adds that he had to bail out instead of triggering the ejection equipment.

During the trial, Mr. Bogdanos showed a videotape of a detective pushing a gun beneath the seat of the Navigator, from back to front, presumably to prove that Mr. Combs, who was seated in back, might have tried to hide the gun that way.