Sentence examples for operations navigation from inspiring English sources

Generate and provide imagery and map-based intelligence, which is used for national security, U.S. military operations, navigation and humanitarian aid efforts.

Although spatial information is necessary for performing basic robot operations (navigation and localization), the use of deeper domain knowledge is pivotal to endow a robot with higher degrees of autonomy and intelligence.

Increased radiation resistance, the semi-autonomous satellite operation, navigation, and the active orbit correction are required.

SPPTC had the potential for pre-operation evaluation and intra-operation navigation of tumors in clinic.

The most important potential application of the dual MR/fluorescence imaging nanoprobe is to provide help in pre-operation evaluation and intra-operation navigation in clinic.

To guide tumor excision, a tumor-targeted nanoprobe with the potential for pre-operation evaluation and intra-operation navigation is required to substantially improve the accuracy of surgical resection.

Andrew McGovern, chairman of the Harbor Safety, Operations and Navigation committee of the Port of New York and New Jersey, said he was skeptical that finbacks were swimming into the Lower Bay of New York Harbor, though others have reported such sightings.

The main contribution to the Rosetta lander by the French space agency (CNES) is the Science Operation and Navigation Center (SONC) located in Toulouse.

While most states have passed laws against texting behind the wheel, and some have required hands-free cellphone use, Strayer said many manufacturers allow operation of navigation centers and infotainment options while a car is moving.

Master or operator with respect to a vessel, means the sea crew member with responsibility for vessel operation and navigation, or a similar individual with responsibility for a conveyance.

The Gabonese eco-guards have impressed Corporal Andy Whicker, of 2nd Battalion The Rifles, part of the British army team delivering the seven-week training course: "The way these guys move, it is like they are part of the jungle". The soldiers are learning from the Gabonese and in return are improving the eco-guards' skills in operation planning, navigation and intelligence gathering.