Sentence examples for navigate differently from inspiring English sources

Men and women navigate differently.

Individuals at risk of developing Alzheimer's navigate differently in a virtual environment.

In addition to navigating the robot through the maze, participants are also asked to create a generalizable strategy that could navigate differently sized robots through the same maze.

Jones and Burnett (2007) determined that individuals with higher spatial skills navigate differently than those with lower spatial skills, and stated that individuals with higher spatial skills establish better mental models due to better understanding of the space.

A new world was emerging, and it was my role to navigate it differently for both of us.

Since everyone navigates singledom differently, how are we supposed to know what everyone else is up to, especially when it comes to dating and sex?

The fact that men and women tend to navigate this system differently means that there is an intrinsic asymmetry--but asymmetry need not become inequality.

Yahoo users ― who might navigate the internet differently than AOL's ― provide yet another opportunity to expand the framework of that ad-targeting system.

Check out all of these vine stars who are under 18, or these entrepreneurs on the main TED stage who are not even graduated from high school yet; Generation Z navigates the world differently because they do it together.

(She even found herself asking the film's wardrobe designer, Ruth Carter, to help out: "'Ruth, you know, you could add a little bit more fabric here and there …'") "Lysistrata is a woman who navigates the world very differently to me," she says.

It's a powerful image, and one that encapsulates the way that dancers just seem to navigate the world a bit differently than the rest of us. .