Sentence examples for navigating of from inspiring English sources

We discuss two opposing types of standards: those based on SOAP, with tightly coupled designs similar to remote procedure calls, and those based on REST, with loosely coupled designs similar to the navigating of web links.

Although attentional processes and working memory seem to be significantly involved in the daily activities (particularly during navigating) of persons who are blind and who use these abilities to compensate for their lack of vision, few studies have investigated these mechanisms in this population.

This result suggested that the HrpNEa treatment impeded aphids in early feeding activities, both puncturing of the plant cell and navigating of the phloem.

These stories are all nonfiction, and more important, stories of survival, of navigating billions of years of persistence.

Patients with long-term conditions often struggle to navigate through corridors of hospitals, as a metaphor of navigating through mazes of fragmented healthcare systems.

The ferry navigated out of the narrow rocky channel, past anchored sailboats and into the Pacific.

Presumably, First Reserve's pockets are sufficiently deep to help CHC navigate out of its debt problem.

Clinton said the balancing act any candidate must navigate of being seen as both serious and relatable is "especially tricky for women.

Best of luck navigating any of this if you are not computer savvy or do not read and write English.

The application provides a convenient way of navigating through the myriad of ways to analyse particles in micrographs.

The logistics of navigating the world of Internet retail in those early, uncertain days -- Would packages arrive on time?