Sentence examples for second navigating from inspiring English sources

They showed that in a goal-directed navigation task rats had strong movement preferences in the horizontal dimension, and that learning in such environments might involve a two-step process: first, identifying the vertical coordinate, followed by second, navigating to the horizontal place.

They have buckets and trowels as they're going clamming, and Popeye leaves first, navigating the sand with a gratifyingly bandy gait.

The restrictions Gomperts faces today are comparable to logistical barriers she faced ten years ago, when her clinic was first navigating the necessary licensing to provide abortions off the coast of Ireland.

The passage was first navigated in 1903 by Raold Amundsen, a voyage that took three years.

Phoenican was the culture that gave the Greeks their alphabet and first navigated the Mediterranean.

First, navigate the vast menu, representing the entire Italian spectrum: Roman lamb chops ($37), tortellini from Bologna ($20) and Piedmontese bean stew ($10).

To do so, they must first navigate a workplace that is often reluctant to give them time off for family reasons.

The Kankakee was first navigated by the French explorer Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, in 1679, when he descended the St.

To get there, Mr. Barrera's team must first navigate the electricity lines and water mains that are the guts of the modern city and then travel down through a colonial layer, which yields its own set of artifacts.

To get there, however, the United States must first navigate the group stage, which for the Americans begins with a difficult match against France in Glasgow on July 25 — two days before the opening ceremony.

In 2003, I returned to academia for my postgraduate degrees and the extent to which the web infiltrated the education landscape in the eight years since I'd first navigated to www.pulp.com became indecently apparent.