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Navigating with a Browser

2007
We consider the navigation power of Web browsers, such as Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer or Opera. To this end, we formally introduce the notion of a navigational problem. We investigate various characteristics of such problems which make them hard to visit with small number of clicks.
Michal Bielecki   +4 more
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Tag navigation

Proceedings of the 2nd international workshop on Social software engineering and applications, 2009
The amount of information available on the world wide web keeps growing at an exponential pace. Social tagging is a feature of various online social networks to organize information elements by letting people label these with free-form text, called tags.
Cédric S. Mesnage, Mark J. Carman
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Communication And Navigation

Proceedings of the IEEE, 1962
I. COMMUNICATION Satellite communication will be in current application not only for point-to-point transmission connecting all countries of the world for telephone, data facsimile and television, but satellite broadcasting will also be operating with automatic and available selection of spoken intelligence in all principal languages.
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Inertial navigation as a basis for animal navigation

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1964
Abstract The phenomenon of animal navigation has thus far not been completely explained in physiological terms, although it now appears to be well established that several species utilize celestial aids in their navigation. The remarkably successful development in recent years of self-contained Inertial Navigation Systems for automatic indication of ...
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Plural Navigation

Proceedings of the 31st Australian Conference on Human-Computer-Interaction, 2019
Navigation Platforms like Google Maps, use objective and generic quantitative data to provide all its users' an optimized path between their intended point A and point B. This paper opens up questions like-- is the primary goal of navigation to reach the destination?
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The Navigation Transformation

IEEE Transactions on Robotics, 2017
This work introduces a novel approach to the solution of the navigation problem by mapping an obstacle-cluttered environment to a trivial domain called the point world , where the navigation task is reduced to connecting the images of the initial and destination configurations by a straight line.
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Navigating by Touch

Scientific American, 2017
The article reports on the tactile traffic map technology which can help blind pedestrians navigate complex intersections by indicating traffic direction and the number of lanes.
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Navigational Functionalities

Computer Vision and Image Understanding, 1995
Ehud Rivlin, Azriel Rosenfeld
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Celestial Navigators and Navigation Stories

Culture and Cosmos, 2005
Fishermen of the Kerkennah Islands in Tunisia, Moce Islanders in Fiji, and navigation instructors at the United States Naval Academy are the focus of a contemporary study of modern day navigation by the stars. The differences between these communities are obvious, but one of the similarities is the focus of this paper: the stories they tell about ...
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Navigating Financial Toxicity in Patients With Cancer: A Multidisciplinary Management Approach

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Maria Pisu, Grace L Smith, Rena Conti
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