That was because certain earthly bacteria make small grains of the mineral, in order to navigate their habitats using the Earth's magnetic field, much as human navigators once used lodestone compasses made of magnetite to find their way around.
All that just in order to navigate their adolescence, and that was definitely my experience".
"I started to use the Internet and books in order to navigate the waters".
In order to navigate, you have to pull it back a little.
They are given records of private sales and the names of collectors, in order to navigate customs.
"In order to navigate this difficult space, the EU needs to be very well informed and the expertise is substantially in the industry," he said.
But, if anything, flatter organizations tend to require even higher levels of emotional competency and effort in order to navigate amorphous command structures.
Steamboat pilots had to memorize or cunningly estimate the depths and potential obstacles along long stretches of river in order to navigate safely.
All the same, who knows but that I was already adopting the mask of all-rightness that every depressed person learns to wear in order to navigate the world?
Best described as a cross between Tetris and Super Hexagon, Kokoromi's trippy, first-person puzzler has players reorganising clusters of blocks in order to navigate a series of approaching walls – each with a specifically shaped gap to slip through.
But even that did not prepare him for the challenges he encountered in Tasmania: "It's such a convoluted, almost impenetrable landscape, that you need to get very large-scale topographic maps in order to navigate.
