navigational error

Or could it be that you simply made a navigational error?"

A possible cause was a navigational error and mistaken target.

The wreck was determined to be the result of navigational error.

If you turn around, I'll log the incident as a navigational error.

"It is not I that has committed a navigational error.

The grounding was reported to be a navigational error, made by her captain.

Do you think any navigational error would have been likely to put them so precisely on the spot?"

Around Earth, space was usually too busy to tolerate navigational errors and poor maneuver- ability.

"I assume that you're here through a slight navigational error.

Navigational error, equipment malfunction, or weather may also have played a role.

However, there was no evidence to suggest that radio failure or navigational error were responsible for the disaster.

Some theories say a navigational error put the plane off course; others suggest that it was on an intelligence mission.

Delayed by a navigational error, the regiment arrived in some disorder.

Saturday night's premiere, "Lucky 13," deals with what you might call a navigational error.

"I am afraid we have made a bad navigational error," Spock said apologetically.

It was the first navigational error of the trip, but even this was serendipitous.

As a result of navigational errors, the ships were not where they were reckoned to be.

"He might have made a slight navigational error.

"Tell him that you have just arrived here and made a navigational error," Arnica said, in English.

This is a recommendation for a minor course correction on the journey, rather than pointing out a significant navigational error.

The vessels sank within minutes, and 2,000 seamen drowned - all because of a navigational error.

On the night of 14 November 1908 she was sailed in dense fog directly onto the rocks due to a navigational error.

Now in the face of an impending disaster, many crews chose to break radio silence and draw attention to the navigational error.

The disappearance is attributed by Navy investigators to navigational error leading to the aircraft running out of fuel.

During early 1915 a couple landed on then neutral Bulgarian territory after a navigational error, and they were seized.