Sentence examples for navigation compass from inspiring English sources

Jo Ann Citron Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 17, 2007 • To the Editor: The surface navigation compass is a good idea in theory, but it has practical limitations.

Third, you must recalibrate your navigation compass in order to steer the governance vessel along with the people and the nation into the right course by employing a qualified and competent staff, and forming truce and reconciliation commission for reconciliation as there never been a holistic and genuine national reconciliation that is Somali formed, Somali led and Somali funded.

There are at least five basic orientation mechanisms described in amphibians: path integration, beaconing, piloting, compass orientation, and true navigation (Sinsch 2006).

The vehicles affected all have navigation or compass systems and include the 2005-9 MDX and RL (2007-9 RL with compass); 2007-9 RDX; 2007-8 TL; and 2006-9 TSX.

Replacing the navigation or compass unit should improve the vehicle's timekeeping.

If GPS systems fail, pilots on planes and ships fall back on compass navigation and so need up-to-date maps on their onboard computers.

We had relied on overcoming to some extent the difficulty of accurate compass navigation caused by this frequent change of wind speed by the good landmarks near and along our track.

They can also rely on inertial navigation data and compass direction to support beacon use during limited satellite reception (Woodman, 2007), for instance in urban canyons, unmapped subterranean areas, contested environments, and disaster-relief zones.

His ambitious text begins with the study of astronomy and the North Pole Star by early peoples such as the Inuit and the ancient Greeks, and then moves on to Renaissance polar maps and globes, the development of navigation by magnetic compass, polar expeditions, and a discussion of the North Pole as a literary and narrative device that has inspired numerous works of fiction and political satire.

The magnetism of SGR 1806-20 isoso intense that even if SGR 1806-20 were 600,000 miles away (almost three times the distance to the Moon), its magnetism would overwhelm that of the Earth, making compass navigation impossible.

Navigation (map and compass).