navigate造句

How do you navigate through boy craziness?

The first vehicles to navigate the air were balloons.

Find out how users navigate your site via heat maps.

Later models went virtual, letting you navigate simply by skating a forefinger over a stationary wheel.

This lets you both navigate and edit in a flexible way.

You don’t need a lot of signposts to navigate successfully. They just need to be visible.

You can navigate to usages, declarations, inheritors, base types and more - across languages.

You can also navigate to any business space at any time from the menu of your currently open business space.

This TOC files are sometimes referred to as navigation files since they describe how to navigate the HTML content.

An agricultural version might also navigate around farmland, checking for weed and insect infestations, and feeding itself as it went.

Think of the optimizer as an explorer waiting to navigate a mountain represented by the data in the system.

This notice shall not exonerate the captain from his duty to navigate with a safe speed at any time.

No? Well, of course not. Who wants to admit to being unable to navigate a room without tripping over a dog?

Whistles are thought to be identification sounds, like names, while clicks are used to navigate and to find prey with echolocation.

The ability to navigate more precisely means more aircraft can be handled in the same amount of airspace, adding to capacity.

"I became interested in artificial intelligence and how people understand and navigate the real world through seeing and hearing," he says.

For example, it can navigate the screens of a host application to display the first screen the user needs to see, bypassing all the screens in between.

There’s a lot more to this topic than I can cover in a short paragraph, but the objective of here is to make it as easy as you can for the user to navigate and interact with the website.

Whales use their hearing more than any other sense to navigate, so when two pygmy killer whales beached on a Florida shore, the Marine hospital that rescued them gave them a free checkup.

As Google explains it, its automated cars use video cameras, radar sensors and a laser range finder to "see" other traffic and detailed maps to navigate the road ahead.

The actions include color changes and text displays based on the values, as well as hyperlinks from specific areas of the diagram so that users can navigate to other diagrams.

A good pirate captain had to know the astronomy to navigate by the stars. He had to be acquainted with meteorology and know enough fluid dynamics to make sure he didn't overload his ship with booty.

Even embedded systems that are mostly stationary and secluded (like household appliances) have a strong contextual element: A host juggling plates of hot food for a dinner party is going to be distracted, not in a state of mind to navigate a cumbersome set of controls for a smart oven.