The topology of a SANET is not fixed because all ships at sea navigate toward their destinations with different directions and speeds although several ships may navigate along with a specific navigation route.
For example, a consumer may navigate from 'fresh-food' to 'dairy' and then select 'semi-skimmed milk' from a list of dairy products.
By appropriately highlighting changes in floor elevation (steps, ramps and edges) and providing adequate space around equipment so that others may navigate around it without interference when in use could also prevent trips and falls (Haddon countermeasures 7 and 4, respectively).
By using these links, the user may navigate in a graph representing ontology concepts and their relationships.
Figure 5 shows in more detail how individuals entering the service-staffing matrix with different types and levels of prior experience may navigate their way through the matrix to reach posts that are appropriate to their developing interests and competence.
Michael Rescorla (2009a,b) surveys research on cognitive maps (Tolman 1948; O'Keefe and Nadel 1978; Gallistel 1990), suggesting that some animals may navigate by computing over mental representations more similar to maps than sentences.
Users may navigate between lists of examinations, graphs of diagnostic concordance for examined cases and examination replays.
From Bispo do Rosario, Clark and Oiticica it is a natural step to a younger generation: to Mr. Neto, with his huge stocking stuffed with lavender, which you are invited to smell, and to Antonio Manuel, whose "Phantom" is a white room with black coals hung from the ceiling, through which we may navigate.
The player may navigate the game world faster by riding horses, or by utilizing a fast-travel system that allows them to warp to previously-discovered locations.
The world map is a 3D display in which the player may navigate freely across a small-scale rendering of the game world.
