Sentence examples for guided path from inspiring English sources

Software should provide a guided path, like a pleasant stroll, where users enjoy the experience of learning what the service can do for them.

Roped together with 15 others, giant crampons on your feet, the guided path up the blue phosphorescent ice is a chilly and unforgettable experience (jostedal.com; from £19).

The larger be the difference between electronegativity of M and transition metal, the more guided path will be followed by H− ion.

Once that's taken care of, the talking speaker will walk the user through a guided path designed to simulate (but not, one assumes, replace) an in-person doctor visit, offering up insights.

The online healthcare startup is announcing Alexa integration this week, letting users tap into their voice-controlled health services with the command, "Alexa, talk to Dr. AI". Once that's taken care of, the talking speaker will walk the user through a guided path designed to simulate (but not, one assumes, replace) an in-person doctor visit, offering up insights.

Maine's Bates College and Alabama's Judson College, among others, have for decades actively offered applicants and students guided paths toward earning their bachelor's degrees in three years, though relatively few students take that route.

Then, the classes are used to constrain and guide path planning algorithms.

He was unique, and beloved by contemporaries, who saw his writing skills and awards as a guiding path for their own.

We can say that the primary idea and guiding path in the development of the gene drives were their intended applications for a public health purposes, especially to control vector-borne diseases contributing to the existing global health picture.

These newly formed blood vessels are subsequently used as a guiding path by SCs to invade and cross the bridge, taking the regrowing axons with them.

All models, except the Wright model, were adjusted based on a combination of logical and empirical indicators (i.e., modification indices) guiding path additions.