Sentence examples for true navigation from inspiring English sources

One, simple and directional, is compass orientation; the second, complex and directed to a point, is true navigation, or goal orientation.

Random exploration plays a part in such movements, but it is possible that some type of true navigation is involved in certain of these movements.

Although this method is not usually thought of as true navigation, some attempts have been made to integrate physical path following as a true navigation technique.

There is evidence that animals utilize local anomalities of Earth's magnetic field not just for orientation detection but also for true navigation, i.e., some animals are not only able to detect the direction of Earth's magnetic field (compass heading), they are able to derive positional information from local cues arising from the local anomalities of Earth's magnetic field.

The presumed change from a simple bearing-based orientation to true navigation is largely unstudied.

The juvenile passerines observed here might well have used a simple form of true navigation.

They are even able to orient themselves correctly to the arrangement of night skies projected on the dome of a planetarium; true celestial navigation is involved because the birds determine their latitude and longitude by the position of the stars.

Still, there's one key feature it lacks when put up against the competition: true offline navigation, for those times when a data connection just doable.

We estimated that having a true cross platform navigation solution will be a major advantage for mobile advertising and also for end users everyday navigation," the company tells TechCrunch.

This strain of mock-facetious mourning is what gives "Point to Point Navigation" true ballast and keeps the author's stray memories from drifting off in all directions.

The same is true of the tighter navigation procedures used by Delta and Alaska Airlines.