Sentence examples for navigating at from inspiring English sources

He was navigating at 16 knots an hour with no route, at night, by the stars.

And, of course, for mariners the stars provided some means of navigating at night.

The key technology of the system is to develop a new kind of barge that can be used to form a large inland water pusher barge fleet and is suitable for navigating at sea.

He had no experience navigating at sea, let alone an overcrowded vessel in predawn darkness.

A similar conclusion was reached for migrating hammerhead sharks (Sphyrna lewini), who appeared to be swimming and navigating at light levels too low for visual detection [56].

To ensure that all subjects were equally adept at controlling movement to the point of navigating at high speed and making quick turns in the VEs prior to cognitive training in mazes, the subjects were given joystick training.

The birds, which navigate at night using celestial cues, were attracted by the building's lights.

There are no T.S.A. checkpoints to navigate at these private airports.

Evidently they can navigate at night by using shadows cast by starlight.

The first suggested that pigeons do not rely on the height of the Sun to navigate at all.

The new Rosa Mexicano immediately attracted a big bar crowd, making it impossible to navigate at times.