Sentence examples for reading and navigating from inspiring English sources

It was about as disorienting as reading and navigating through the entire Wikipedia entry for Google or getting stuck in that "YouTube" parody loop where you can't find the thing you're searching for because there are so many viral spoofs of it.

I've been using the Clara HD as my daily reader for a week or so and I can vouch for the type quality and usual features — in terms of loading books onto the device, reading and navigating them, this reader is much the same as Kobo's others.

The clinical relevance of these tasks relates to everyday tasks such as constructing or putting together furniture, household items or building structures as well as map reading and navigating which often require spatial or three dimensional mental transformations.

Both conditions rob people of their central vision, and with it their independence and ability to function without devices to help them read and navigate.

(Fun Fact: As of this writing, the start of Serena's Wikipedia entry begins with "this article may be too long to read and navigate comfortably". That about sums it up).

What all these companies share, industry analysts say, are substantial challenges in making rich, colorful Web content easy to read and navigate on mobile devices, which are hampered by small screens, slow speeds for gaining access to data and limited battery life.

Thus, easy to read and navigate on a phone.

A user needs to be able to read and navigate the interface (visual interaction) or carry out speech based interaction and understand the messages that are being spoken (auditory interaction).

Designed to work better on smartphones and tablets, like those running the iOS or Android operating system, the new site has an updated layout that's easier to read and navigate.

Part of the problem is that the mobile Web means that you're not just coding for the PC or Mac, you have to consider dozens of constantly changing display sizes and make the pages easy enough to read and navigate on a very small screen.

The participants viewed the website on a PC desktop computer in a private room in the outpatients' clinic, and were prompted to 'think aloud' as they read and navigated through the website.