Sentence examples for guiding navigation from inspiring English sources

Traditional turn-by-turn navigation systems as commonly found in smartphone apps provide an efficient means for guiding navigation through complex environments.

This finding complicates the relationship between humans and navigation systems, suggesting that systems adaptive to not only location but also users and their relationship with environments might prove beneficial to guiding navigation (Fuchs & Schwarz, 2017).

Gathering evidence suggests that the "functional predestination" of T-cadherin is in control of tissue architecture through "guiding" navigation of moving structures, segregating functional tissue compartments and "guarding" integrity of functionally connected tissue layers.

Morville writes in an April 2010 article at A List Apart that faceted search could also be called faceted navigation, or guided navigation.

"Today's airspace is woefully antiquated," said Steve Fulton, who helped pioneer satellite-guided navigation with Alaska Airlines in the 1990s and now works for GE Aviation.

Baggini will be based at the South Foreland lighthouse, a landmark built to guide navigation safely through the terrors of "the ship swallower", the dreaded shifting straits of the Goodwin Sands.

Google brought guided navigation to its Android mapping app in 2009, and introduced vector graphics, which render images faster because they are drawn by the device rather than downloaded from a server, in 2010.

There are still independent companies targeting the space though: Mireo's Don't Panic costs £26.99, with smart routing to save on fuel, voice-guided navigation, and in-app purchases used to buy European maps.

Image guided navigation techniques might be beneficial in increasing accuracy.

This functionality is essential for visually guided navigation as well as location and object recognition.

A search starts with a keyword or normal guided navigation, but quickly becomes driven visually.