Avoiding the cacophony of financial media can help you stay on course.
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The planes have to stay on course and be so precise in their path.
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So, to be able to stay on course is much more refreshing now than ever.
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Sensors and computer vision help the robots detect obstacles and stay on course. Must. Deliver. Pizza. Now.
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He said the trip would normally take about 17 days with sailors who could stay on course.
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I want them to learn perseverance and the ability to stay on course even when life becomes hard.
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Pelosi and committee chairs made the case that Democrats should stay on course and continue fighting in the courts.
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In part, that's because the financially literate are much more likely to plan for retirement and stay on course.
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The Becks have been married for 15 years, and they say daily dialogue helps their relationship stay on course.
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Strong consumer spending has helped the US economy stay on course, but growth is slowing in the United States too.
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Park has led since the second round and made five birdies and one bogey to stay on course for victory.
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There is always a balance, and it's always a challenge to stay on course and ultimately do the right thing.
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They lead these ants one at a time, a follower tapping a leader with her antennae to stay on course.
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Pelosi and committee chairs made the case that Democrats should stay on course and continue fighting in the courts for information.
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Such coaches can help you get on sound financial footing, and provide feedback and accountability to help you stay on course.
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Having friends who are also in recovery and repeat the mantras like "Think before you act" help her stay on course.
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"I got something written down, they asked me to kinda stay on course, or whatever the case may be," LeBron said.
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The Romanian world number one prevailed in two hours and 22 minutes to stay on course for her maiden Grand Slam title.
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He will be traveling with Ms. Monahan for all of her swims and using the kayak to help her stay on course.
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When it comes to choosing investments in your 401(k), check out tools your company may offer to help you stay on course.
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Storms flooded the engine and damaged the mast and sails so badly, they couldn&apost generate enough wind power to stay on course.
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However, another potential worry, that the U.S. Federal Reserve would stay on course for four interest rate hikes in 2016, has eased somewhat.
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Aim for at least two rotations per second: The spinning motion allows the stone to stay on course, providing what physicists call ''gyroscopic stability.
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According to the docs ... the driver swerved dangerously across the highway to pull onto the shoulder and aggressively demanded extra money to stay on course.
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Ultimately, they're trying to figure out how birds are able to skillfully navigate complex conditions, and stay on course even when the skies get choppy.
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The spacecraft slowly spins to stay on course, making one rotation every 50 minutes and eventually accelerating to speeds fast enough to explore the solar system.
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Reflection is a beautiful thing but don't dwell on your past too deeply," she wrote, and concluded, "Stay on course and in a positive mind frame!
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Stick to familiar surroundings during this full moon—if you find yourself running into a wolf while delivering a pie to grandma's house, stay on course.
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Scientists warned last year that the world may have as little as 10 years to stay on course to stay within the 26 degrees Celsius goalposts.
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But now he is more confident the deal can stay on course, especially if the global backdrop stays friendly enough for Kiev to tap bond markets.
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Autonomous drones, moreover, will have to expend more of their precious power to stay aloft in extreme temperatures, and to stay on course when buffeted by winds.
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Ninth-ranked Florida looks to stay on course for the SEC Championship game when the Gators make their first trip to Arkansas since 2008 on Saturday afternoon.
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Raonic will face fast-rising German wunderkind Alexander Zverev next, when some more changes of footwear might be needed to stay on course for the latter stages.
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Budgeting. Budgets are "sort of like a financial game to be used as a road map to stay on course so you do achieve that financial satisfaction," he said.
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The reality is that these apps are made for people who are completely disorganized, overwhelmed with the realities of being an adult, and need constant prodding to stay on course.
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In arguably the best women's match of the tournament so far, Osaka slammed 52 winners to the Belarussian's 35 to stay on course for a third successive Grand Slam title.
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View-only apps can't access data to help patients share information with family and health-care providers, make decisions, monitor disease, stay on course with medications, or just stay healthy.
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The world number 112 fired down 24 aces as she beat world number three Karolina in their first meeting in a WTA event to stay on course for a second career title.
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The person who's steering can't also be down in the map room or up in the crow's nest; someone else needs to do that, communicating regularly, in order to stay on course.
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It gets so meta that it threatens to lose its balance, yet the narrative manages to stay on course and riff on the malaise that lurks behind instantly and endlessly available content.
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To get you started on your holiday shopping, we gathered some gear, gadgets and great gift ideas that will help travelers stay on course and find new adventures in the coming year.
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That's reassuring for weekend warriors, many of whom are keeping their fingers crossed that Vonn and her Team USA mates going for the gold in Pyeongchang stay on course and injury-free.
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India needed a strong start from their openers to stay on course to chase down such a big total and the visitors got just that from Shikhar Dhawan (23) and Rohit Sharma (22).
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As we expect sales growth to stay on course, we assume Ocado will naturally benefit from greater operating leverage and should see its EBITDAR margin improve by around 80bp between 2018 and 2020.
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Ukraine's Elina Svitolina beat Russia's Svetlana Kuznetsova 6-4 6-2 to stay on course to qualify for the season-ending WTA Finals in Shenzhen where she will bid to retain her title.
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After Artur Mas, the public face of the Catalan independence movement, stepped down as the region's leader over the weekend, his successor, Carles Puigdemont, immediately vowed to stay on course and break from Spain.
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The ECB is expected to keep policy unchanged, making only nuanced tweaks to its guidance to stay on course to end its 2.6 trillion euro stimulus this year and raise interest rates next autumn.
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Liverpool toughed out a 2-23 victory at Salzburg to advance as the winner of Group E and stay on course to defend its title in the competition, the biggest prize in European soccer.
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The 13-year-old converted three out of five break points to win the 90-minute contest and stay on course for his third title of the season following victories in Sofia and Cincinnati.
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The loss-making ride-hailing company is trying to win back investors and show that it can stay on course and keep up with larger rival Uber, which could be valued at about $90 billion.
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Basilashvili was staring at defeat while trailing 23-5 in the third set but the 27-year-old dug deep to deny local favorite Zverev and stay on course for a third career ATP title.
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Djokovic completed group play later on Friday when he beat Marin Cilic 7-6(7) 343-2 in a dead rubber to stay on course for the $2.7 million on offer for an undefeated champion.
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By that I mean do you think it's wise for any team in the lottery (Minnesota, Detroit, etc.) to trade their pick for more established talent, or should they stay on course and build slowly?
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Liang Hong, chief economist at CICC, told CNBC on Friday that China's plan to open up its markets "can stay on course," with its economy growth target of 6.5 percent this year still within reach.
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Sharapova, who won 25-3 6-3, struck 24 winners and five aces to stay on course for a title clash with top-ranked Simona Halep after the Romanian dismissed Aryna Sabalenka 6-2 73-2.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Six-time champion Roger Federer put a troubled start to his 16th ATP Finals behind him as he outclassed Dominic Thiem 6-2 6-3 on Tuesday to stay on course for the knockout stage.
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The minutes of the June meeting, which the Fed will publish on Wednesday, may provide some fresh information for those trying to gauge whether the Fed will stay on course during the second half of the year.
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He has taken a wait and see attitude, because as an entrepreneur (rather than a central planner), he knows that at times the actual territory differs from the map, and adjustments need to be made to stay on course.
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Taking the wind out of euro bulls' sails, the ECB said it would stay on course to end its 0.73883 trillion euro stimulus programme this year and keep rates at a record low level through the summer of 2019.
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"They seem determined to get the message to the market that they are going to stay on course and continue to buy bonds until they get inflation above 2 percent," said Tim Condon, chief Asia economist at ING Singapore.
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Pelosi and House leadership now find themselves in the situation of urging their party to stay on course while also being on the record accusing Trump of committing crimes and cover-ups, as even a Republican is daring them to respond.
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When it becomes unable to hold itself steady, the computer will run through a series of checks, trying to stay on course and continue its mission, but at that point, not even fumes will be left to power the craft's thrusters.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 13 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is all but certain to keep policy unaltered on Thursday, making only nuanced changes to its guidance to stay on course to end bond purchases this year and raise interest rates next autumn.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Jermain Defoe justified his recall from the international wilderness by scoring the first goal as England ground out a labored 2-0 win over Lithuania to stay on course for the World Cup finals at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.
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So there's so much inherent growth in those economies, Europe, US for ride-sharing that they don't have to, and they are market dominant, in Europe, US and Latin America, Australia, they just have to kind of stay on course.
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The sixth-ranked Australians now need to beat Brazil, who opened their campaign with a 3-0 win over Jamaica, to stay on course for a top-two finish in the group and an automatic spot in the last 16.
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Kang says a rate hike is likely in August as the BOK will try to stay on course with the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, which are expected to raises their rates and scale back monetary stimulus measures this year.
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Schwartzman heads into his fourth meeting with Djokovic on Sunday having never defeated the Serb, who looked in ominous form in his thumping 6-3 6-2 6-2 win over Nishioka to stay on course for an eighth title in Melbourne.
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The Botín family's wealth, in turn, is seen to assure that a project kick-started at the height of Spain's banking crisis will stay on course, as well as at arm's length from politicians who let other such projects fall by the wayside.
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A total of 44 goals have been scored in the opening 15 matches, at an average of nearly three goals per game, to stay on course to eclipse the previous record of 146 from the 2015 edition — the first time the tournament had 24 teams.
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Consumers with chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) — a rare form of blood-cell cancer — who were equipped with CVS' two-way messaging app for medication adherence were 22% more likely to stay on course with their drug regimens than those without the app, FierceHealthcare reports.
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Both Ram and Jeep have been successful, but some of Fiat Chrysler's more sedan-heavy brands have struggled, and the company is trying to stay on course after the unexpected death of former CEO Sergio Marchionne, who was widely considered a towering figure in the auto business.
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Until there is a compelling economic rationale for investors, Oleg Deripaska, president of Rusal, says no firm will change their strategy as shareholders will only support them as long as they stay on course to achieve the main goal of their companies, namely to produce a profit.
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A giant plant under construction in the south of France will be the testing ground, if the project's partners — which include the European Union, the U.S., Russia and China — stay on course for billions of dollars of investment and a couple of decades of painstaking work.
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A giant plant now under construction in the south of France will be the testing ground, if the project's partners — which include the European Union, the U.S., Russia and China — stay on course for billions of dollars of investment and a couple of decades of painstaking work.
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As they skied through the whiteout on Monday, they stared at compasses strapped to their chests to stay on course toward the South Pole, unable to see up or down or side to side, with their sleds catching on wavelike ridges of ice known as sastrugi, forcing the occasional tumble.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Second seed Novak Djokovic was forced to work hard by Germany's Jan-Lennard Struff in his first match of the Australian Open on Monday before prevailing 7-6(53) 6-2 2-6 6-1 to stay on course for a record-extending eighth title at Melbourne Park.
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As a result, the whole world is off-track on fighting climate change, even though United Nations scientists warned last year that the world may have as little as 22020 years to halve emissions to stay on course to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, the more ambitious target in the Paris agreement.
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Investors have long accepted that the key to portfolio construction is to diversify across asset classes — stocks, bonds and perhaps alternative investments such as hedge funds or commodities — in order to ensure the overall portfolio will stay on course to deliver targeted long-term goals, despite various ups and downs among the portfolio holdings.
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"Consumer spending is accelerating and inflation is holding firm in a tightening labor market, so the Fed is likely to stay on course with those gradual rate hikes this year despite the signs of uncertainty elsewhere in the world from populism and trade protectionism," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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The couple decide to follow the artificial-looking sun, hoping it will lead them out if they stay on course. The couple, however, is still led back to #9. They find a delivery box filled with prepacked food and other necessities. A furious Tom sets #9 ablaze, hoping to attract attention.
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Over the following days the spill washed ashore over a 60 km stretch of coastline. In an interview, crew members stated that the captain, Bernardino Santos, was to blame for the incident. The captain decided to stay on course, directly through the storm. As the ship encountered heavy swells, the 20 crew members went below deck, fearing for their lives.
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Testing is the feedback mechanism in the software development process. It tells you where corrections need to be made to stay on course at any given iteration of a development effort. It also tells you about the current quality of the system being developed. The activity of implementing tests involves the design and development of reusable test scripts that implement the test case.
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With no landmarks or stars, he simply kept the wind on his back to stay on course. Twice his mount broke through ice, spilling Brown into frigid rivers. At daybreak Brown found himself on the western slope of the Coteau des Prairies. From the ridgeline, however, he found to his dismay that the wind must have shifted during the night, leading him southwest of Fort Wadsworth.
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Clair auditioned for America's Got Talent three times before getting on the show, auditioning with "Arms" by Christina Perri and won praise from Perri. Due to her father's death Clair was offered the opportunity to come back the following season however, she chose to stay on course and perform in the upcoming finals. Accommodations were made for Clair on the program. A woman who was overseeing wardrobe often bought two skirts for her, insuring there was enough fabric to create outfits with long enough skirts.
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However he spent most of the season with the Tweed Heads Seagulls in the Queensland Cup, playing only four first grade matches for the Titans. Tweed Seagulls won the QLD Cup Grand Final that season with Myles scoring two tries. Myles also represented the United States in a 2007 World Cup qualifying match in which he scored a try.Samoa stay on course with win over USA The Telegraph, 10 November 2007 He retired playing professionally at the end of 2007 however still played with The USA national team which qualified for the 2013 World Cup.
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In a study by Marie Dacke published in the journal Current Biology, it is reported that researchers have found that beetles of this species use the bright glow from the Milky Way to navigate during night- time operations. Vertebrates such as humans, birds and seals are known to navigate in this way, but this could be the first insect found to do the same. Previous experiments showed that these beetles are able to steer by light from the Sun, the Moon, and polarised light emanating from these light sources. It was their ability to stay on course on clear moonless nights that puzzled researchers.
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The player-character Gomez lives peacefully on a 2D plane until he receives a red fez and witnesses the breakup of a giant, golden hexahedron that tears the fabric of spacetime and reveals a third dimension. After the game appears to glitch, reset, and reboot, the player can rotate between four 2D views of the 3D world, as four sides around a cube-like space. This rotation mechanic reveals new paths through the levels by connecting otherwise inaccessible platforms, and is the basis of Fez puzzles. For example, floating platforms become a solid road, discontinuous ladders become whole, and platforms that move along a track stay on course.
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The hosts took the lead for three minutes around the hour mark but New Zealand hit back immediately to stay on course for a perfect year after a 13th straight Test victory of 2013. Early tries from wing Julian Savea and number eight Kieran Read saw the All Blacks establish a commanding 17–3 lead. But England's forward power yielded a try for lock Joe Launchbury and five penalties from Owen Farrell saw them recover to lead 22–20. The world champions showed their quality though to manufacture a third try – Savea's second – and Aaron Cruden's penalty kept England at arm's length in the closing exchanges.
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At this time of year, the doldrums belt usually ranged between 5° N and 5° S. The exact latitude where the doldrums lay varies because of the "Atlantic mini-monsoon" phenomenon, i.e. during the summer months, the heating of West African mainland pulls winds up from the equator, thereby shunting the doldrums belt further north. In the southern hemisphere, below the doldrums, was the counter-clockwise gyre of the South Atlantic and the southeasterly trade winds, which prevented sailing directly southeast to the Cape. Passing the doldrums was a navigational challenge, and pilots had to avail themselves deftly of the currents and every little breeze they could get to stay on course.
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Skilled underwater navigators use techniques from both of these categories in a seamless combination, using the compass to navigate between landmarks over longer distances and in poor visibility, while making use of the generic oceanographic indicators to help stay on course and as a check that there is no mistake with the bearing, and then recognising landmarks and using them with the remembered topography of a familiar site to confirm position. Guide lines, also known as guidelines, cave lines, distance lines, penetration lines and jackstays are permanent or temporary lines laid by divers to mark a route, particularly in caves, wrecks and other areas where the way out from an overhead environment may not be obvious. Guide lines are also useful in the event of silt out. Distance lines are wound on to a spool or a reel.
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Flight 4203 took off from Istanbul Atatürk Airport in Istanbul in the early hours of 30 November 2007 at 00:51 Eastern European Time (EET) (22:51 UTC on 29 November) destined for Isparta Süleyman Demirel Airport in Isparta Province in southwestern Turkey. The takeoff and climb out from Istanbul were uneventful. Twenty-seven minutes into the flight, Captain Özdemir told air traffic control (ATC) that they were approaching Isparta airport using VHF omnidirectional range, which is a type of short-range radio navigation system that enables aircraft to determine their position and stay on course; the rather small airport which serves mainly domestic flights was not equipped with the more sophisticated instrument landing system. At 01:36 EET, the crew made its last routine contact with ATC – absent of any abnormalities – telling that they "are inbound".
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Flight 634 departed Istanbul Atatürk Airport at 18:43 EET (16:43 UTC) for the nearly two-hour flight to Diyarbakır in southeastern Turkey. Approximately one hour into the flight and off the destination airport, the crew contacted Diyarbakir Airport's approach control, which cleared the flight to approach the airport from the south for runway 34 using VHF omnidirectional range – a type of short-range radio navigation system which enables aircraft with a receiving unit to determine their position and stay on course – and instructed the crew to descend to . The weather report relayed to crew by the controller stated no winds and visibility of . When the flight was from runway 34 and at an altitude of , air traffic control instructed the crew to continue the approach and report as soon as they had established visual contact with the runway.
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Orienteering, or compass navigation, is a matter of training, practice and familiarity with the use of underwater compasses, combined with various techniques for reckoning distance underwater, including kick cycles (one complete upward and downward sweep of a kick), time, air consumption and occasionally by actual measurement. Kick cycles depend on the diver's finning technique and equipment, but are generally more reliable than time, which is critically dependent on speed, or air consumption, which is critically dependent on depth, work rate, diver fitness, and equipment drag. Techniques for direct measurement also vary, from the use of calibrated distance lines or surveyor's tape measures, to a mechanism like an impeller log, to pacing off the distance along the bottom with the arms. Many skilled underwater navigators use techniques from both of these categories in a seamless combination, using the compass to navigate between landmarks over longer distances and in poor visibility, while making use of the generic oceanographic indicators to help stay on course and as a check that there is no mistake with the bearing, and then recognising landmarks and using them with the remembered topography of a familiar site to confirm position.
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