Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Gps"

A: “Little does *someone* know” - means this *someone* doesn’t know much. or knows nothing at all (may be about the “topic” that is in the context). It’s not a question.

A: To change where you are going on your GPS

A: GPS alerts stands Global Positioning System alerts .

A: GPS is a directional service to keep people from getting lost

it helps people know their location

A: GPS dog fence: Using GPS technology and markers, you create a virtual fence so that when the dog tries to escape your barrier it will receive a shock in its collar, and return to the designated area.

Dog collar with GPS: uses GPS technology to constantly track your dog's location, so if it runs away you can see exactly where it is and go to find it. It can also monitor how much your dog is exercising and show you a history of where the dog has been. It can also create a virtual fence, which is where the confusion probably comes from.

So: A dog collar with GPS is a special collar that can be used to make a GPS dog fence

A: When the matter progresses further, our company will fire the driver or take further action based on the actual situation.
Egypt's Skynet system is extremely lacking. Once a vehicle is lost, the local police system and police efficiency are less likely to recover it. In order to prevent such incidents from happening again, it is recently planned to install a GPS tracking system on all the company's vehicles to track vehicles and All risks are minimized.
We will pay close attention to relevant progress and report to leaders in a timely manner

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A: happy birthday !I wish your bacycle wouldn't stop bringing you the enjoyment. I wish your GPS not get broken. I wish you unforgettable impressive moments and positive emotions on your trip.

A: The second is just a little more natural.
I would say probably say the second one or -

Don’t worry. The GPS will take you there.

For fun, if you want to sound like a very native speaker, many people will shorten words that have “will” after them to this - (word)’ll.

For example :

The GPS will can be pronounced as the GPS’ll take you there. It just sounds like saying “GPS uhl” and it’s just used in casual conversation to make it a little faster.

Don’t worry about that though, your english is great!

A: I believe this sounds natural.

A: It sounds natural to me.

A: A GPS module is covered with a small cover on the pin of the antenna.

A: You would use "navigate" because the GPS is guiding you by navigating the course. "Pilot" would be incorrect because the GPS isn't driving the car; you are.

I hope this makes sense! ^-^