Sentence examples for so that navigating from inspiring English sources

Using the Google Maps API every time a user refreshes the page they're met with a strange new map of the earth, employing glitch aesthetics so that navigating your way around becomes almost impossible. .

Gibbons hit a size "sweet-spot," the researchers say, where they are big enough that they don't need energy-storing adaptations like the elongated muscles of frogs or elastic exoskeletons of insects to power jumps, but not so big that navigating through the forest canopy is dangerous.

With such rich food productivity in an environment with low visibility, it is possible that there is either so much food available that navigating in any direction would eventually lead to a resource (Janson and Byrne 2007), or that spatial memory is needed because the chance of finding a productive resource at random would be extremely time consuming and energy demanding.

Together, they are integrating maker practices like those of MAKESHOP with digital practices like those of the LABS while weaving in the arts and sciences just as Elizabeth Forward School District, to bridge the technical left brain with the artist right brain so that kids develop skills necessary for navigating futures we can't possibly foretell.

For me, it was so much about navigating that battle of this dark thing entering into this pure, clean soul -- and what effect that has and how much is left of that person at every moment or how hard that person is fighting.

These people were developing the algorithms that are controlling the rovers that so successfully are navigating Mars today.

The good news is that so far, it navigates that challenging territory with intelligence, wit and subversive purpose.

So we're navigating that".

Then, eventually within a year or so after that, I navigated my way towards Sports Illustrated.

Individual pods break off from the spine, creating a building with five separate employee entrances that can be so confusing to navigate that maps hang from the walls offering direction.

(It's a spot you mark with a digital flag so that you can navigate back to it later).