Sentence examples for method for navigating from inspiring English sources
CAR RENTAL Here was my method for navigating the complicated world of car rentals, starting from my brother's house in Silver Spring, Md., where we began our journey: (1) Look for the cheapest weeklong rental on Hotwire.com ($171 with taxes, via Budget), but (2) actually reserve through Budget.com, cutting the price by about $15 using their "Pay Now" option.
The second is a method for navigating a Street View-style view of virtual maps, complete with a twist that allows it to go inside buildings, too.
Satellite-positioning technology provides the fastest and most accurate method for navigating and pinpointing location, and is not weather dependent, unlike the old calculations based on Sextant measurements of planets and stars.
A federal jury in Chicago said Microsoft impermissibly used technology for methods for navigating the Internet.
The centring response of bees flying through a tunnel has led to simple methods for navigating through corridors.
The date is notable not just for search engine rivalry but in finally sealing the supremacy of search over directories as the de facto method of navigating the web.
A decade ago a method of navigating called the global positioning system, or G.P.S., started coming into widespread civilian use.
Like Apple, Microsoft popularized but did not invent the "window" method of navigating a file system.
Nothing is expanded to show more options, nothing is made more suitable for selection by mouse, nothing has been done that acknowledges that PC gamers have a completely different method of navigating these menus.
There are two methods for quickly navigating from SegAnnDB to altered regions on the UCSC genome browser.
These include gaps in theoretical coverage (e.g. coverage of external influences on system performance, the need to delineate system boundaries), as well as practical utility (e.g. support for navigating through and combining the various sociotechnical systems methods in existence, the importance of studies of the reliability and validity of the methods).
