Sentence examples for method of navigation from inspiring English sources

That method of navigation proved hazardous on several occasions when balloonists drifted into Confederate-occupied territory in Virginia.

Among the next papers to be released will be those of the 18th-century Board of Longitude, which was charged with securing a more accurate method of navigation at sea.

The G.P.S. points to what appears to be an island with no road access, so we must employ the Blanche DuBois method of navigation: Rely on the kindness of strangers.

The researchers call Greenfield an example of "activity-based navigation". In a paper to be presented at the MobileHCI conference in Lisbon, Portugal, next month, the Microsoft team positions Greenfield as an ideal method of navigation in places where maps haven't been constructed or aren't accessible.

However, geo-guidance are considered to be a more accurate method of navigation.

While Snapchat remains the teen favorite, Instagram could cater to seniors with arthritis with this new method of navigation (no, seriously, swiping can be tough on the joints for some people).

And what's with all the Hitler memorabilia?" "Quentin, with his unorthodox methods of navigation – this fearless explorer – took this ship across and brought it home with flying colours".

Dr Dee, mathematician and astrologer (and possibly Shakespeare's model for Prospero), consulted the stars to fix the date of Elizabeth's coronation, devised new methods of navigation that would send fleets in search of empire and set out on an occult journey of his own to hear angelic voices, a quest that led to his downfall and disgrace as a wife-swapping magician.

The book begins with several background chapters, that provide introduction into such topics as atmospheric science, the concept of the habitat, animal physiology, and methods of navigation.

Cyan paid attention to making the game more accessible to new players by the addition of multiple methods of navigation and an in-game camera.

The software offers two methods of navigation: one for children in which the scenarios appear one after another and one for adults that allows them to pick and choose which scenario to present.