Sentence examples for that navigating between from inspiring English sources

I've actually found that navigating between Burners became more difficult ever since the app was upgraded to the newer, flatter user interface, so this "visual cue" should help with being able to see which Burner is which.

There are a few quirks — I find that navigating between users and topics isn't always intuitive, but this may simply be because I'm used to Twitter (for example, clicking the 'tech' topic next to someone's Jot takes me to all of their Jots about tech — you have to hit a different button to see everyone else's Jots about that topic).

As a part of Yugoslavia after both World Wars, it struggled within the Serbian-dominated state of the interwar years and emerged from World War II as a separate republic in the communist federation that navigated between the Soviet and Western blocs.

In Krotoszynski's account, the opinion is a paragon of "pragmatic formalism," a two-step process that navigates deftly between the Scylla of hidebound formalism and the Charybdis of unmoored functionalism.

Berlin therefore held that, in navigating between conflicting values, the first obligation is to avoid extremes of suffering.

In a recent study, we showed that bees navigating between distinct feeding locations do not exclusively rely on such heuristics, but are able to refine their routes after extensive exploration of their environment (Lihoreau, Chittka & Raine 2010), possibly using odometric information to compare overall distance flown (Srinivasan et al. 2000).

Makes sense, because Seasfire come from Bristol, birthplace of music that navigates a path between the gentle and sinister, equal parts mellow vibes and massive attack.

He had wanted to take on an exhibition that navigated the cross-currents between art and literature for some time, before being told by Laura García Lorca, the poet's niece, about the Huerta.

The result is a series of paintings that navigates a visual territory between abstraction and landscape.

Created by Jes Fan during the artist's fellowship at The Museum of Arts and Design in Manhattan, Testo-soap is part of an ongoing body of work that navigates the malleable space between binary gender categories and consists of soap made from testosterone.

A recent study demonstrated the existence of a precise Euclidean map in wild chimpanzees (Normand and Boesch 2009), showing that they navigate between resources efficiently and precisely.