Many travellers, particularly those lacking expensive international mobile data plans or access to an internet connection, still rely on physical guidebooks to research and navigate a destination.
The crew embarked on an adventure that has included catching containers of extra diesel fuel from a passing Greek freighter, contacting the Brazilian Navy to research assistance possibilities, and navigating 700 nautical miles to the tiny island of Tristan de Cunha at a paltry speed of 3 knots with a makeshift sailing rig.
In the last two decades, computational methods have found an established role in the rational drug design process due to their invaluable help in interpreting experimental results (e.g. NMR, X-ray), generating novel ideas based on theoretical models and navigating research steps with predictive tools.
Many of the themes identified here are also reported from research on children surviving traumatic brain injury, including problems of access, communication, and navigating the systems [ 15- 17].
She also invites researchers to submit research proposals, manages research collaborations, and navigates intellectual property issues.
In doing trust-work researchers have to put themselves at stake and navigate in the waters of the specific concerns that their research may create.
If it doesn't, though, review your research after you've gathered as much as you can and navigate through the decision from there.
The research question underlying this study sought to understand how users, accustomed to using their handsets as talking devices, download applications and navigate through data.
He disappeared down the hallway of the research institute, navigating the narrow corridors with the skill of a New York City cab driver.
The Japanese Times newspaper reported on Tuesday that a settlement declaring the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society was "permanently enjoined from physically attacking the [Japanese] research vessels and crew and from navigating in a manner that is likely to endanger their safe navigation".
