Sentence examples for to navigate the device from inspiring English sources
Not only is it entirely possible to navigate the device this way, it's actually often more enjoyable.
They are set up and function much as the basic RadioShack remote does but have only nine buttons, all big and mostly varying in shape for those who might rely on tactile memory to navigate the device.
My main concerns would be how well the device can handle background noise that might prevent it from properly recognizing your words, and whether there are other ways to navigate the device besides issuing verbal commands.
Trying to demonstrate how easy it is to use Glass, he makes a series of comically outrageous head bobs to navigate the device all the while talking about how no one can notice what he is doing.
Previous cellphones always had a braille button on the center key, but the smooth glass surface of the iPhone left blind users with no way to navigate the device.
As expected, the control animals demonstrated a slow, progressive loss of ability to navigate the countercurrent device, such that at 2 days of age >70% of the animals reached the final chamber, at 9 days of age only about 50% reached the final chamber, and at 16 days of age fewer than 30% reached the final chamber.
I had to contort my arm to read notifications and navigate the device.
Importantly, there are a number of ways in which professional societies can assist physician innovators to navigate the complex medical device innovation landscape, bring clinically meaningful devices to market more quickly, and ultimately improve patient care.
Finally, Thalmic is working with Recon Instruments to build support for its Jet wearable heads-up display and computer to let it control and navigate the device.
First, the device has a full touchscreen rather than a clunky quasi-touchscreen like the Charge 2. From the touchscreen, users can navigate the device and even reply to notifications and messages.
But Mr. Lovas and others agreed that a G.P.S. unit might also have allowed the hijackers to navigate the jets, even though the devices are intended for use by smaller planes.
