Sentence examples for lack of navigation from inspiring English sources
Heho's lack of navigation equipment was probably a factor in last year's crash.
The lack of navigation accuracy may result in a large growth of spurious navigations.
He noted that a side effect of the code was a lack of navigation sounds in Microsoft's Internet Explorer and other applications.
The system also compensates for the Fiesta's lack of navigation by offering turn-by-turn directions served up from a Bluetooth-connected cell phone – no data plan required.
The flip-side of this is the lack of navigation through volatile markets.
The NTSB blamed, among other causes, reduced visibility and "the pilot's lack of radar navigation competency".
PWCs may endure greater scrutiny as they are required to yield to less-maneuverable vessels and are also restricted to day use due to lack of nighttime navigation lights, vessel length and seating configuration in which the rider is in closer proximity to the water.
Users of iPhones, of course, never lack for navigation options, but many of them are either cheap and poorly rated or expensive and well reviewed.
Previous works in pedestrian navigation have highlighted the importance (and the lack of) pedestrian-centred navigation, but they have not produced new cartographies or open systems.
The lack of exercising camera navigation is a shortcoming; however, this is readily learned in the OR, being the main job of the assistant as of his first year.
Mr. Chapman: Some of the features Jeff just described, a lack of clutter and easy navigation, suggest a logic that dovetails with that aesthetic.
