Sentence examples for means of navigation from inspiring English sources

This platform relies on datasets of driving and mobility patterns collected by means of navigation systems.

So far effective spoofing seems confined to laboratories, but Mr Last says some governments are already taking countermeasures.One solution is a different means of navigation.

Robert tells an anecdote about "Polynesian people in long skinny boats" who claimed to have visited friends 600 miles across the ocean, using no means of navigation other than their testicles.

In 1997 Transit was replaced as a means of navigation by the Global Positioning System (GPS); the satellites then became the Navy Ionospheric Monitoring System and studied Earth's upper atmosphere.

"Our primary goal is to provide safe, reliable, effective means of navigation to boaters," said Chief Petty Officer Gary Chalker, the officer in charge of aids to navigation at Group Moriches, which has responsibility for the South Shore, Gardiners Bay and the Peconics.

In particular, the advent of "computer appliances" (devices such as personal digital assistants, automobile control systems, television sets, videocassette recorders, microwave ovens, telephones, and even refrigerators all endowed with the computational powers of the embedded microprocessor) made it apparent that new means of navigation and control were in order.

Hence, when the first cars were invented, rather than having steering wheels as a mean of navigation, they had boat tillers.

It may be true that the regulation of interstate commerce by rail has the effect to give an advantage to commerce wholly by water and to ports which can be reached by means of inland navigation, but these are natural advantages and are not created by statutory law.

This study shows that a beginner in TKR can reproduce the correct alignment of a total knee arthroplasty just like an expert TKR surgeon (i.e., there is no statistical difference in the results achieved by the beginner and the expert surgeon) after operating on 11 cases by means of computer navigation.

The primary means of obstacle navigation are to go around obstacles, and to go over them.

The validity of the "see and avoid" doctrine as a safe means of aircraft navigation was a point of contention between the NTSB and the Federal Aviation Administration FAAA).