Sentence examples for make navigational from inspiring English sources
Five of the movies required subjects to make navigational decisions about how to reach goal locations (navigation routes), and the other five required no navigational decision making (control routes).
Bayfield savors a feeling "of creating a world" as he circles unnamed, uncharted islands and attempts to make navigational sense of them.
But online, he said: "Readers expect they will be able to make navigational decisions and form their own compositions from the available material.
The top five defense-sensitive industries are ship and boat building, facilities support services, aerospace product and parts manufacturing, scientific research and development services and electronic instruments manufacturing (which includes companies that make navigational instruments, for example).
Existing SpNA models treat cyclists and car drivers as if they make navigational decisions in a similar way, which in reality is not the case.
We developed a new behavioral task using a computer screen for presentation of visual stimuli allowing the rats to make navigational decisions in real space according to the geometric configuration of external virtual patterns (designed as a possible representation of this space).
It also bought Gate5, a small company based in Berlin that makes navigational software applications for cellphones.
We next asked how the larva integrates visual and olfactory information when making navigational decisions.
At the other extreme, it may be that one bird (a leader) is responsible for making navigational choices throughout, and only it, but not the follower, acquires a memory of the route.
Larvae appear to use a single linear combination of odor and light inputs to make all navigational decisions, suggesting these signals are combined at early stages of the navigational circuitry.
We wondered whether the larva might use the same linear combination of light and odor signals to make other navigational decisions, like whether to accept or reject head-sweeps.
