Sentence examples for no navigating from inspiring English sources

The browser communicates with the server through a series of asynchronous calls (i.e. there is no navigating between or reloading pages), which makes user interaction with the system fast and non-distracting.

But these days she no longer navigates the trip herself.

He meant long-term consequences of a sort that you can't joke about, while patting your fake knee or hip and complaining that you can no longer navigate stairs or play with your grandkids.

I discovered that he lives alone, with no family nearby, up four flights of stairs that he could no longer navigate.

Ships no longer navigate by dead reckoning or even by sighting the sun or stars; indeed, celestial navigation is no longer taught at the maritime academies as constant accurate positioning can be placed on viewable electronic charts, verified by multiple satellite connections and moving in real time with the ship.

Instead of using this as a way to hide from the world, Helene and Jean-Francois, who continued to run the family-owned Sud Ouest newspaper, realized that they must adapt to their new circumstances--he could no longer navigate the traditional space of a vintage vertical home.

When the hedgehog can no longer navigate effectively, water bowls must be removed completely, to avoid drowning.

There are no words, she says, and no voices navigating the simultaneous love and hate she feels for her country.

That's all good but Keller will end his Janelia fellowship with no teaching experience, little grant-writing experience, and no experience navigating the politics of academic departments.

Viewers should have no trouble navigating along.

A well-directed student should have no problem navigating through the mammoth collections, but others may be confused.