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Then run across this range with the boat on compass headings 15° apart.

At the top of the presentation, compass headings moved from left to right as the aircraft turned.

Include the name of the turning points, distance, and the compass headings for both directions around the task.

Runway compass headings are re-designated whenever the Earth's magnetic fields change and is a common practice, she said.

Digital compass headings were superimposed on the imagery and the controller could add verbal comments.

Ball laid his streets parallel to the railroad, and Ragsdale chose to use true compass headings.

The program displayed an animation of a vehicle traversing the route, as seen from above, complete with compass headings and altitude.

We were following compass headings again, winding our way through little valleys formed between impassable dunes, and the ground was very soft.

The results are shown in the calculated-declination diagram, in which compass headings vary from 7.9 (blue) to 6.7 west of true north.

He’ll still be pulling plenty of strings, feeding his vision to his carefully built team, and weighing in on the company’s compass headings.

A separate microprocessor compares this data with compass headings; by figuring the distance traveled, the system can approximate the path the car has taken.

And why are compass headings -- north, south, east, west -- sometimes included on signs and sometimes not?

He obtained over 100 photo and video images, interviewed hundreds of witnesses obtaining elevation angle and compass headings based on these sources.

The numbers refer to compass headings and pass through Howland Island, Earhart's intended destination.

The 2.2-inch display can show trip details, compass headings, rising and setting times of the sun and moon, and tide schedules.

Yes, like a map that clearly shows a recognizable piece of geography, and gives landmarks, directions, paces, compass headings, and the whole works.

The instructor would then give you compass headings, height and speed and you would follow his directions to approach the field.

TVMDC is a method for converting true, magnetic and compass headings.

Nelson and his colleagues (1996) suggest the following types of measures that might be included in the planning process under each one of the compass headings:

The map was of "Pruym Eyland," complete with compass headings, paces, landmarks, and a big X.

Scott's a good enough pilot, but he's flying this plane like it's a single-engine prop job navigating off compass headings, not the FMS.

Now the display cleared to show him the compass headings and the minimum required tacking to slip into the swift current just beyond Bar Islands western reef.

"We have to take them off the assigned routes and vector them," said one controller, referring to guiding a plane through a series of turns to specific compass headings.

The road book told us that we had another 100 kilometres to drive on compass headings, which would lead to a fast and easily visible track to the end of the stage.

Gordon was a diligent recorder of data such as altitude, compass headings and hours travelled and other information which he would later incorporate in a great map he planned.