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It should be pointed out that the library is stateless, i.e. files are reloaded and the library is reset when the user navigates away from the website.

In particular, this paper starts with the main requirements of an advanced e-learning system, explains the way a user navigates in such a system, presents the architecture of a corresponding e-learning system and describes its main components.

In the middle of the application the user navigates maps of entities and their associations in the zoomable workspace much like users of Google Maps are able to scan and zoom into and out of geographically based maps.

From a technical perspective, a single-page Web application is delivered as one page to the browser and typically does not require the page to be reloaded as the user navigates to different parts of the application.

For example, if a user navigates to the Chrome Web Store to look at +1 recommendations on the Gmail app, they will be able to view not only related apps but recommendations from their friends as well.

By manually adding a first task (vtkSphereSource), the system provides two recommendations: A and B. As the user navigates through the recommendations, it is detected that the recommendation that more closely resembles the workflow of Fig. 11 b is the first (path A), shown in Fig. 11 a, with S vtkSphereSource) = 2.

How will the user navigate through the different options?

Experiments on a robotised wheelchair equipped with a monocular camera prove the capability of the system to adaptively guide and assist a user navigating in a corridor.

The company previously demonstrated a user navigating a map using a wrist-based device.

With unrestrained reverence, the journalist describes Bill Jones, an imaginary teletext user, navigating a list of Chinese restaurant menus on his TV monitor with a remote.

Several described an initial piloting in which they watched an early user navigate the process and then adjusted the process to better accommodate users (the CFIR construct of "trialability" (Table  1)).