Sentence examples for system that guides from inspiring English sources

A visual approach involves lining up the jet for landing by looking through the windshield and using other cues, rather than relying on a radio-based glideslope system that guides the aircraft to the runway at the proper angle.

I relish the thought of a "minimum curriculum", but how do you envisage the transfer from an over-prescribed curriculum to a system dependant on teaching staff, some of whom have only ever known a system that guides their every move?

Some sit in domains wherein the classification system that guides examiner searches is more volatile.

Link these smart sensors with a system that guides drivers quickly and efficiently to vacant parking spots and the hope is this will ease congestion.

It shows the fancy targeting system that guides the 25mm burst rounds to their targets, which then penetrates barriers to explode behind enemy combatants.

An infrared (IR) temperature measurement system consists of a sensor module and electronics as well as an optomechanical system that guides IR radiation onto the sensor.

We constantly upgrade our phones, connect with each other through Facebook, pay our bills online, demand the most advanced medical treatments available when we get sick and drive cars that havemore computing power than the system that guided Apollo astronauts to the moon.

The environment offers besides traditional organized educational material also remote experiments and a preliminary tutoring system that guide the student in order to maximize knowledge transfer and self-learning techniques.

In mechanizing the vote, Brazil created a system that guided voters through the process, asking them to confirm their choice with a picture of the candidate they are supporting.

The weather data and global positioning systems that guide them are supplied by America and their use could be withdrawn.

That includes about 1,000 radio beacons, which pilots use to triangulate their positions; 1,200 instrument landing systems that guide planes to runways; and scores of radar stations, which controllers use to determine the position of planes.