Sentence examples for navigating obstacles from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — To win the White House, Barack Obama grew adept at navigating obstacles.

Ms. Barnett hitches groups of volunteers together with string to see how adaptable humans are to navigating obstacles with mold-style groupthink (the good kind).

Its beta Autopilot system is intended to be an advanced cruise-control system capable of changing lanes and navigating obstacles while collecting data to help with the development of further automated driving features.

Leadership literature has shown that individuals in leadership positions looking to level up can use inspirational appeals to motivate employees, develop their skills, and assist them in navigating obstacles.

The company says that the new update will bring "more intelligent behavior" when it comes to navigating obstacles.

Parkour (or free-running) is a discipline that involves smoothly navigating obstacles like walls, stairs and trees with jumps, climbs and acrobatics.

That was just the beginning of an arduous day that included running sand dunes, navigating obstacle courses and crawling on the ground while carrying a teammate.

Not much more is known about the robot, although more information is promised soon, but the robot is expected to weigh around 30kg, and be capable of climbing stairs and navigating obstacle-laden landscapes.

It is ideally suited for navigating obstacle courses, since as a herding dog it is reactive to the handler's body language and willing to work accurately at a distance from the handler.

But self-driving engineers and designers are battling much thornier challenges, including how to dodge pedestrians, signal to other drivers, navigate obstacles and handle rain, heat and snow.

"Cavern diving also improves your communication skills and ability to navigate obstacles and monitor and observe your surroundings thoroughly.