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Dead Reckoning

Callaloo, 2004
AbstractRats may use at least two navigational strategies that aid in the recovery of resources and protection from predation: allothetic and idiothetic. Allothetic navigation involves the use of external cues (visual, auditory, or olfactory cues).
Douglas G. Wallace, Ian Q. Whishaw
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Dead reckonings

2011
The following dissertation traces the convergence of science, culture, and politics in Portugal’s most important tropical colonies—Goa, India and Bahia, Brazil. It shows how contradictions between an idealized colonial order and the exigencies of settlementpatterned debates over the practice of medicine and, in the process, redefined scientific ...
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Dead Reckoning or Reckoning with The Dead: Hispanic Catholic Funeral Customs

Liturgy, 2006
Navigators refer to dead reckoning as an estimation of one's current position in relation to previously known, fixed locations.
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A Dead Reckoning Computer

Journal of Navigation, 1953
The procedures of dead reckoning require a number of different steps, amongst which are distance measurement, angle measurement, construction of straight-line tracks, the solution of the vector triangle and the process of multiplication and division. The navigator's plotting and dead reckoning instruments are designed to meet these needs.
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Dead‐Reckoning

2008
Shashi Shekhar, Hui Xiong
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Design and Experiments of Autonomous Path Tracking Based on Dead Reckoning

Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2023
Songxiao Cao, Ye Jin, Kang Liu
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