Across the country, across the globe, I'd traverse, jumping from place to place, new beau to new beau, heavy bindle in hand.
The most interesting case, of course, is uniformly difform motion, and Heytesbury shows the mean speed theorem, i.e., that a uniformly accelerated body will, over a given period of time, traverse a distance equal to the distance it would traverse if it were moved continuously in the same period at its mean velocity (one half the sum of the initial and final velocities) during that period.
It was as if I'd traversed the foothills and entered the high mountains.
And Sunday, when we rented a car from Budget ($43.19), drove up to the Russian River Valley to sample wines, and returned along the Pacific Coast Highway, it recalled all those dramatic, sketchy cliffside roads I'd traversed by bus, and I gained a newfound respect for the underpaid, overstressed drivers who, again and again, managed to deliver me to my destinations alive.
I chose the "Classic European," a popular bus tour that would traverse five countries in ten days.
On the iPod the camels would traverse my thumb.
The natives of Alaska felt the proposed pipeline would traverse their land.
At infinite speed, light would traverse any distance in zero time.
How the road would traverse the 150km Taiwan Strait is not mentioned.
The road would traverse 1,500 miles of mountainous subarctic terrain, most of it unsettled, heavily forested and unmapped.
