A few, however, preferred anonymity, like the "Gentleman of Glasgow, well informed on the subject of steam navigation," who was largely responsible for the relevant treatise.
After analyzing the videotapes of their subjects' trips, the researchers constructed a typology of navigation "troubles," including destination, route, sensing of the car's location and timing of a given turn instruction.
Subjects did not identify much difference in the ease of navigation between these two treatments, rating both of the tools as providing a mediate ease of navigation (MR: Mean, 3.87; S.D., 0.99; NavisWorks Roamer: Mean, 3.2; S.D., 1.15).
On the way back to Bear Island, I took the oars and asked Fuller to go on talking about the early history of navigation, and he outlined his theory on the subject, which is nothing less than comprehensive.
Finally, the navigation was the subject of one of the last major attempts in the UK to attract commercial freight to the waterways.
Task-related effects from the navigation experiment are subject of another report.
First we recognise that the breadth of our content wasn't equal across all subjects -- we have many more journalists working on news stories than travel stories, for example, so a second-level of navigation under news might have a couple of dozen subjects, which is impossible to display conveniently on a navbar.
Mr Justice Lightman ruled that the: "Public Right of Navigation [PRN] may only be extinguished by legislation or exercise of statutory powers or by destruction of the subject matter of PRN eg through silting up of the watercourse".
Thanks to errors of navigation?
