They changed his job from navigator to communications officer, and his performance reports laid diplomatic emphasis on his "cheerful" nature and "charm".
Mr. Bzhania, 35, described how on May 23 he left his post as a navigator on a coast guard cruiser, changed into civilian clothes and crossed into Russia, seeking political asylum.
More than 20 years ago, the first graphical web browser Netscape Navigator was released, and the world changed forever (Mosaic Communications press release, 1994).
Like navigators of old, operating by sextants, astrolabes and compasses on a vast sea, we changed course by dead reckoning.
Navigators notify providers when a patient misses an appointment or treatment or experiences new or changed symptoms.
"People have changed about how they view the interior of their cars," he said, in part as a result of the growing use of global positioning system navigators.
"Travelers are seeking to bring back experiences and memories," said Dan Vinh, vice president for marketing at Renaissance in Bethesda, Md., which is recasting its concierges as "navigators," a change that is underlined by a microsite, renaissancenavigator.com, in both online and mobile versions.
If Kirk is acting like his Russian navigator or his Southern friend, change up what he does.
I remember having to manually change the memory allocation for Netscape Navigator so we could download it.
The major correction was to change the design so that the navigator did not have to conduct two different interventions in the same period of time.
