Sentence examples for providing navigation from inspiring English sources
Complementing the large center-stack screen is a smaller display nestled in the instrument cluster, providing navigation, phone and entertainment info.
Analysts say one of the more notable goals of the five-year strategy is to further develop the Beidou Navigation Satellite System, which on Tuesday began providing navigation, positioning and timing data on China and surrounding areas.
The GMF is well-known for providing navigation information for migrating animals (Gould and Gould 2012; Nathan et al. 2014) or locomotion direction for magnetotactic bacteria (Jogler and Schuler 2009).
Increased ease of use may also increase the acceptance rate of the wearables based on the UTAUT and TAM, and ease of use could be enhanced by making an effort to understand the users and use context, providing tutorial videos, providing navigation and accuracy hints, or providing trial-use periods (Davis et al. 1989; Preusse et al. 2016; Venkatesh et al. 2012).
KinetX Aerospace is a private company providing navigation support for NASA's deep space missions including the first spacecraft to orbit Mercury, MESSENGER.
The Shared or Tacit Model involves several people providing navigation, either tacitly, or by design [ 4].
Selex, another subsidiary of Finmeccanica, provides navigation and communication systems.
The majority were built to create clean water reservoirs, to control floods and provide navigation services.
Eventually, the radio signals that provided navigation information were linked to automatic pilots so that airplanes could follow a course without a crew's constant attention on long-distance flights.
Welland Canal, waterway in southern Ontario, Can., that provides navigation for large vessels between Lake Erie to the south and Lake Ontario to the north and forms an important link in the St .Lawrence Seaway.
The inland shipping routes are dominated by the 2,342-mile 2,342-mile 3,769-km 3,769-kmt LakeStwaterway, which provides navigation for vessels of 26-foot (8-metre) draft to the head of Lake Superior.
