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Do most executives use chronometers?
yes they do because chronometers are things that measure time
How many people use GPS's?
About % of the people with the Smartphones use the GPS.
Who use the GPS?
All kind of people can use the GPS. Sailors,people on the streets, and truck drivers. So There are different people who put GPS to Use.
Do executives use chronometers?
Yes they do because Chronometers measure time precisely exact time, and the stem chron means time and meter meaning measure. You can clearly see that in this question the answer is yes and an executive is a person of high rank or a person who has high authority in an organization. Typically sailors use chronometers, but if necessary an executive can too.
When people check in using gps they?
use a phone with GPS to post an online message revealing their location.
Can you use a portable handheld GPS in a car?
It is not recommended or legal to be using anything handheld especially a GPS system in a car while driving. However, passengers can help by using the handheld GPS system for you instead.
What are some good gps running watche brands?
Most people use the Garmin brand gps watches. These watches are a bit on the expensive side. Treadmills are often a good way to go instead because they are very reliable for telling distance and calories.
Can I use this garmon gps while walking?
Yes, you can use a Garmen GPS while walking if it is a portable device. Many people use GPS while hiking to keep them on track on the right path. They offer small portable versions just for this.
How many people in the world use GPS?
Almost 17% of Americans own a GPS device, whether in their car or on their phone or other wise. An approximate number would be around 3,065,849 people, and the number continues to climb. (Maty 2013)
What is letterboxing?
A hobby in which people use GPS to collect rubber stamp imprints.
When people use GPS to find a route from one place to another they are?
navigating
Who were the first people to use the GPS Receiver?
The U.S. military was the first to develop and use GPS technology in the 1970s for navigation and positioning purposes. It was later made available for civilian use in the 1980s.
