Sentence examples for use to navigate from inspiring English sources

The fact that we don't know the exact mechanism monarchs use to navigate should remind us that we look at the universe around us with only the information that our senses and our machines can detect.

Simply stated, this means that of all the senses we use to navigate the world around us, the visual sense dominates.

Kidd and his adviser, social psychologist Emanuele Castano, suspected that the skills we use to navigate these ambiguous fictional worlds serve us well in real life.

Given the evolution of technology, Gentile's research would have been much more revealing and useful had he asked parents about the range of sources they do use to navigate the ever-more complex media landscape.

What frameworks and principles do leaders use to navigate these critical junctures?

Respected as a rigorous scientist, he was known to biologists for discovering the method bats use to navigate in darkness.

At the bottom of this timeline view, there is a blue slider which you use to navigate along the clips.

TWEAK YOUR BROWSER Another player involved in Internet speed is the browser you use to navigate the Web.

The devices pick up the animals' echolocating clicks, a form of sonar they use to navigate and communicate.

Publishers have copyrighted the arrangements and annotations people use to navigate statute books, demanding payment for access.

From the iPad we use to read our daily newspaper, to the satnav we use to navigate to work, Stem is now increasingly mainstream.