Sentence examples for obstacles navigated from inspiring English sources

Carpet fibres can be traced back to a specific house or clothes fibres can be recovered from obstacles navigated for a getaway, like walls and fences.

There are other obstacles to navigate.

Robo-Q can detect obstacles and navigate through a maze using built-in infrared sensors.

The initial design of a system to assist VI users in detecting and avoiding obstacles while navigating indoors is presented in this section.

"And it is very difficult for drones to fly in urban environments," where there are vast numbers of obstacles to navigate, and turbulent airflow to cope with.

Krutka et al. (2014) found similar obstacles to navigating online reflection among pre-service teachers, but also found that these teachers valued peer feedback and the collaborative aspects of online communication.

Advisors in the Office of Pre- Professional Advising help pre-health students prepare for a career in the health professions, make informed decisions in their pre-health course planning, secure relevant and meaningful experience, overcome obstacles, and navigate the application process.

Sexual minorities, including queer and LGBT people, face many obstacles when navigating the criminal justice system.

Cohabiting is one of the trickiest obstacles to navigate in any relationship.

Understanding that there will always be obstacles to navigate will keep you flexible, adaptable, and ready when the unexpected happens.

It is striking that some cetacean species have acquired an ability to echolocate that has enabled them to use sound to locate prey or escape obstacles when navigating (Cranford et al. 1996).