Sentence examples for point of navigating from inspiring English sources

VentureBeat, which first reported the arrival of the latest version of Chrome, found that results on YouTube were mixed — with some videos appearing to autoplay — but that does seem like the point of navigating to the world's largest video website.

To ensure that all subjects were equally adept at controlling movement to the point of navigating at high speed and making quick turns in the VEs prior to cognitive training in mazes, the subjects were given joystick training.

All this is very helpful, but here's the key point in terms of navigating the site: Whenever you click on one of these links, new, narrower options are revealed in the left navigation bar.

The concepts of the architecture were firstly tested through the simulation of a simple mission consisting of navigating through a sequence of way-points while avoiding contact with obstacles.

To that last point, Mr. Campbell, who has earned a reputation as a well-informed maverick in the course of navigating other issues, has been blunt in his agreement.

Some participants pointed out that a website would be easy to update, while others liked the flexibility of navigating only to areas of the website that were of interest to them.

In any case, it seems that depthMap uses a variant of Dijkstra algorithm from this point to navigate through the graph.

He also showed a video demo of the system which uses a series of visual feature points to navigate indoors, and determines where it is by comparing new points with previously observed ones so "the phone can figure out exactly where it is in space — down to a few centimeters".

To test the point, try navigating parts of West London when 82,000 rugby union fans are spilling out of Twickenham Stadium; or try crossing the city by road when highways are closed for the annual London Marathon.

"The great thing about 'Noah' is that we have a male character's point of view in navigating this aspirational time in kids' lives," said Cyma Zarghami, executive vice president and general manager of Nickelodeon.

It is open sea no maritime choke points to navigate.