Sentence examples for rail navigation from inspiring English sources

The real prize for geocachers came in 1996 when President Clinton directed the government to begin making G.P.S., originally developed by the Department of Defense for military applications, available for civilian use in the air, road, marine, rail navigation, telecommunications, emergency response, oil exploration, and mining industries.

Also notice the addition of Places and Photos to the left rail navigation.

A shortcut to that Saved section also appears on their homepage's left rail navigation sidebar.

Policy makers on national and regional levels and port authorities have made significant efforts to shift goods from road to rail, inland navigation and short sea shipping.

The most noticeable new feature in Bing is what Microsoft executives call a table of contents, a navigation rail that allows users to refine their searches and that changes with each query.

The newer technologies of road and rail led to the navigation falling into disuse.

It would save $35 million from ending the Loran-C long-range radio navigation system, now obsolete with the development of GPS, and shave millions from grants for public broadcasting, rail line relocations, education and fellowships.

The growth of lignite (brown-coal) mining, of Elbe navigation, and of rail transport stimulated the city's industrial expansion and commerce.

Negotiations over practical matters began on March 25, in Augustów, and by June three agreements covering rail transit, mail service, and river navigation had been concluded.

The projects include developing digital television and radio networks and broadband networks, linking French and German high-speed rail networks and developing the European satellite navigation system.

East from Portland, the south bank of the Columbia already had a rail line, owned by the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company (later absorbed by Union Pacific Railroad).