direction arrow

At the first-stage flag is a vector direction arrow for the second stage.

Wood signs, direction arrows carved in the wood.

The vector arrow had indicated an incredibly long, virtually vertical direction arrow.

When the direction arrow started shifting, though he was driving in a straight line, Zane knew he was there.

The direction arrows were mainly filthed into obscurity and the signs and labels could not be read.

The route is waymarked by Essex Way plaques and direction arrows.

If direction arrows are painted on the approach lanes and on the lanes in the roundabout always obey them.

The ship's speed created a long wake, which acted as a direction arrow to the American aviators, guiding them to the Japanese carriers.

David apparently took a long time to suit up when he really tampered with Jennifer's and Zi's GPS's, removing the direction arrow.

Since so many cellphones now incorporate cameras, their display screens are often capable of showing either simplified maps or turn-by-turn direction arrows for navigation, with or without a traffic overlay.

A typical modernization consists of controller equipment, electrical wiring and buttons, position indicators and direction arrows, hoist machines and motors (including door operators), and sometimes door hanger tracks.

As the tour progressed, and as the Captain ushered him through obscure hatchways and hidden apertures, he was struck by the increasing absence of the usual markers of ship wide authority: the jury-rigged electrical and hydraulic systems, the painted, luminescent direction arrows.