waypoint

At that point they still have 90 miles to their next waypoint.

Sometimes they turn onto the other track to reach said waypoint.

He kept well clear of the southern tower but used it as a waypoint.

The hill is this trail system's most popular waypoint and meeting place.

When it is time to turn around, you ask for the waypoint, as you would call up information on a computer.

A short distance from the waypoint he paused to give her a chance to pull herself together.

A waypoint is a reference point in physical space used for purposes of navigation.

Today, the base often serves as a waypoint for illegal migrants.

Every 15 minutes for a month, the unit recorded a 20-second video clip and a waypoint.

"How long would it take you to add a waypoint a light-hour from the target?"

We'll stand by at waypoint Lima in case you need any assistance."

As an example, a waypoint arrival alarm has the form:

When the player dies, they also have the choice of returning to their last saved waypoint.

Last week was an important waypoint here at Ars.

With each of the four devices, I marked the same "home" waypoint and wandered a mile.

It consistently returned me to the exact spot where I had marked a waypoint.

X Sometimes the trains just cross and keep going straight ahead to their designated waypoint.

The pass was a key waypoint of the ancient Silk Road.

Even if it could be determined exactly, there may not be a waypoint at the right place anyway.

It is allowed to have one single waypoint to lengthen the calculated track.

Crews must radio their position to traffic controllers when they reach each waypoint.

A waypoint is most often used to indicate a change in direction, speed, or altitude along the desired path.

Her ability generally requires some knowledge of the destination or that she be provided with a "waypoint" by Network.

For example, consider navigating a mobile robot inside a building to a distant waypoint.

Rolling up from the distance came the note of the secondary waypoint alarm horns.