navigational instrument (Meaning)

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navigational instrument (n)

an instrument used for navigating

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The ancient mariners relied heavily on the astrolabe, a navigational instrument that measured the angle between celestial bodies and the horizon.
The sextant, a navigational instrument developed in the 18th century, greatly improved the accuracy of determining ship's position.
The compass, an essential navigational instrument, provides direction based on the Earth's magnetic field.
GPS (Global Positioning System) is a modern navigational instrument that uses satellites to determine precise location.
Sailors have used a variety of navigational instruments throughout history, from simple charts to sophisticated electronic devices.
The invention of the chronometer, a navigational instrument that kept accurate time, revolutionized long-distance sea travel.
Navigational instruments have played a crucial role in maritime exploration, allowing sailors to venture farther from home.
The aircraft's advanced navigational instruments enabled it to fly precise and long-range routes.
The use of navigational instruments in land surveying ensures accurate boundary determination and mapping.
The navigational instrument's malfunction caused the ship to veer off course, leading to a harrowing ordeal at sea.

an instrument used for navigating

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The ancient mariners relied heavily on the astrolabe, a navigational instrument that measured the angle between celestial bodies and the horizon.

The sextant, a navigational instrument developed in the 18th century, greatly improved the accuracy of determining ship's position.

The compass, an essential navigational instrument, provides direction based on the Earth's magnetic field.

GPS (Global Positioning System) is a modern navigational instrument that uses satellites to determine precise location.