navigational chart

He sat down at the controls and brought up a navigational chart.

He had done no more than glance at the navigational charts.

"At that time, we'll expect to receive the navigational charts."

The resulting delays could then be looked up on a navigational chart.

Working at the panel, Kirk managed to call up the navigational chart.

She found the navigational charts and what appeared to be the logbook.

Because the distinctive tower of the old church it had appeared on navigational charts.

It has been extended for use on navigational charts with a plugin.

On the bottom shelf was a row of sailing books, navigational charts, and such.

"No navigational chart shows any world by that name.

This allowed the two delays to be read simultaneously against the scale, and then looked up on the navigational chart.

"Less than half an hour," the copilot said, glancing at his navigational chart.

A 15th-century navigational chart of the eastern Mediterranean defines its coordinates.

Compiling new navigational charts may take months or years.

It appeared on navigational charts until as late as the early twentieth century.

Various and diverse methods exist for the correction of electronic navigational charts.

The monument has been shown on navigational charts since 1846 and is visible from a distance of 100 kilometres.

This map was more than a navigational chart.

Knowing his deadline was approaching fast, Gary pulled up another navigational chart and spoke quickly.

They could be nothing more than navigational charts."

"I have never seen these navigational charts before.

A ship's captain relies on navigational charts for guidance.

Commander Mooney has said that the navigational charts did not indicate any hazards in the area.

The tower is marked on navigational charts, but does not currently serve as an aid to navigation.

Any voyage today was dangerous because the few navigational charts that existed were so vague as to be useless.