But the airmen made it to Gibraltar, navigating with the aid of a school atlas they had brought aboard, and they arrived in Britain by sea in mid-July.
Speaking at the Tel Aviv New Tech exhibition for military products on Tuesday morning, Israel's Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon said that the incident highlighted the importance of soldiers being trained in "navigating with the aid of a real map.. and not to rely too heavily on technology which can lead the user astray".
Our users can navigate the city, with the aid of high-resolution satellite imagery, and explore geolocated data about cultural sites, neighborhoods, and urban damage.
Users can navigate the city, with the aid of high resolution satellite imagery from before and during the current civil war, and explore geo-located data about urban damage.
Users can navigate the city, with the aid of high-resolution satellite imagery from before and during the current civil war, and explore geolocated data about cultural sites, neighborhoods and urban damage.
Via ferrata, Italian for "iron road," is a climbing style that originated in the Alps that allows everyday climbers to navigate tough routes with the aid of rungs and a steel cable that's fixed to the rock at strategic intervals.
The brothers set sail with the fleet on April 2, 1595, and navigated the voyage with the aid of sailing directions written by the Dutch explorer Jan Huyghen van Linschoten.
With focus on the accelerated treatment of Yiddish grammar, regularly supplemented with simple primary texts (poems, songs, folktales), and followed by close readings of (modern) Yiddish literature, students will be able to navigate most Yiddish texts with the aid of a dictionary.
With MOVID, the ability to visualize multidimensional relationships was enhanced by allowing human viewers to literally navigate through sorted, high resolution image data sets, with the aid of an avatar.
With the aid of that knife, I have navigated dozens of darkened hallways and signed scores of credit slips and contracts.
