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For example, the PVS recruited a Micronesian traditional navigator who trained a Hawaiian staff member in the art of navigating without instruments; that staff member then replicated a voyage from Hawaii to Tahiti, with no instruments.
David Hare, the great dramatic navigator of our life, times and moral debasement, has been lamenting the surfeit of bodies in television drama.
As Osborne sees in Bernstein a shrewd navigator of a dysfunctional public sector, so Bernstein sees in Osborne a chancellor who can deliver.
Max, 15, put down the GPS and list of co-ordinates – he was our lead navigator for the day – grabbed a shovel and started digging.
"But its history in government has been a perpetual scaling back of these dreams".Uncharismatic and unable to charm a crowd, he is instead an expert navigator of the corridors of power.
It is slower to metabolise and likelier to die before it has reproduced.In this section Looping the loop The light fantastic Long division Network navigator ReprintsDr Watve asked himself why this should be, and constructed a theoretical world inside a computer to investigate the matter.
Sweeter-tasting fish meant rivers in the offing; groups of birds, homing in the evening, showed him where land lay.He began to learn all this as a baby, when his grandfather, himself a master navigator , held his tiny body in tidal pools to teach him how waves and wind blew differently from place to place.
The firm's salesmen are being motivated to tackle new challenges in the life-insurance market.The music dies down and to rousing applause in walks John Nichol, the former Royal Air Force (RAF) navigator shot down in Iraq at the beginning of the Gulf War, whose tortured face appeared on the world's television screens not long before he was released.
First the radio operator went, then the navigator , and by the time the jet era was well under way in the 1970s flight engineers began to disappear too.
She learnt to fly and became his co-pilot and navigator.
These, in turn, are tagged with dye molecules that show up purple under a microscope.In this section Looping the loop The light fantastic Long division Network navigator ReprintsSince human brains are hard to come by in large numbers, and almost impossible to obtain fresh and whole, the institute's scientists, led by Allan Jones, used mouse brains instead.
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The word "navigator" functions primarily as a noun , denoting a person skilled in or responsible for plotting and directing the course of a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle. Ludwig confirms this usage, presenting numerous examples where "navigator" clearly identifies such a role.
Expression frequency: Very common
