Others, like "Prelude," were fitted out with rapid chord changes, well navigated by the saxophonists.
Yet Britain's first formal coalition since World War II has functioned surprisingly well, navigating policy differences, putting in place austerity measures and now presiding over modest economic growth.
"José Cabranes was the first guy we found who was like us and actually inside the system, doing well, navigating it — like sailing up a difficult channel and finding a marker light".
Furthermore, how well you navigate the uncertainty of turning strangers into advocates is actually an excellent predictor of how well you'll manage the ambiguity of the modern workplace.
"They did very well to navigate through the pressures on the underwriting calendar and show a positive trend," said Richard Strauss, an analyst at Goldman , Sachs & Company
It knows the local terrain well, can navigate around a demoralised and deficient security presence, and is able to attack villages with total impunity.
He does exceptionally well to navigate the tricky business of writing about money and its byways without bewildering or boring the reader; there is a certain amount of scene-setting that requires talk of catastrophic losses caused by sub primes and collateralised debt instruments and hedge funds, but it is kept to a gratifying minimum.
"studies have shown that researchers manage very well to navigate changing institutional conditions and shape them to their advantage, using industry collaboration as an asset for gaining experience, opening new research opportunities, and not least advertising to funders and other stakeholders their activities as being socially or economically relevant" (Hallonsten 2014, p.354).
Rifkin believes this age will be defined by how well we navigate the massive changes in both information and energy technologies.
