navigational

Sicard, to enhance future navigation, wanted a better idea of where the danger was.

Stimuli include advances in assistive navigation, 3D imaging, artificial intelligence, big data, and of course robotics, which is becoming more sophisticated and less expensive.

In the early 1960s, during the space race, neither American nor Soviet scientists really knew where planets like Mars or Venus were—especially at the accuracy and precision essential for spacecraft navigation.

In 2019, the agency received more than 3,500 reports of outages, an all time high, according to Gerhard Berz, the senior expert for navigation systems and radio spectrum coordination at the agency.

Scroll along the top navigation bar until you reach the Apps screen, then scroll through the categories or run a search for a particular app.

No recommended navigational route through the airline terminal.

His navigational skill coupled with help from the seas and the direction of the wind that night saved over 4,000 lives.

I have no idea how Justin accomplished that navigational marvel.

During World War II, aviation technology grew faster than navigational instruments could keep up.

The five wrecks show that navigational difficulties are increased in war-time.

Safe passage across the seas, especially from the navigational point of view, provided much food for thought.

If only they would continue to illuminate the atmosphere our navigational difficulties would be enormously reduced.

(e) Masters were cautioned to hug the coast, as far as navigational facilities admitted, when making coastal passages.

She seemed to show more interest in the radar screen, the navigational equipment, and the communications system.