Sentence examples for a traverse from from inspiring English sources

All of that represents a traverse from the Kandahar I returned to in 1996, the year the Taliban completed their sweep of all of Afghanistan south of the Hindu Kush.

Hence, a geoelectrical (DC resistivity) survey was conducted along a traverse from the outskirts of Patna urban area in newer alluvium to bordering south Bihar highlands covered by older alluvium.

The troops of Laurent Kabila, the rebel leader and future President, were at that time making a long traverse from west to east — they eventually reached Kinshasa, and President Mobutu Sese Seko fled.

As it turned out, it was a quick traverse from "revolution grrrl-style now" to "girl power," as Riot Grrrls gave way to Spice Girls and the dominant pop-culture narrative about femininity went the way of "Sex and the City".

The result is a network of huts that can be strung together for up-and-backs, loops, point-to-points, and even an epic traverse from Vail to Aspen that can take several weeks.

Even so, Judith Weir's "I Broke Off a Golden Branch," at the end, made a neat counterintuitive traverse from playful slowness to worried speed.

These results are compared with those obtained by deconvoluting the line-of-sight signals from a traverse across the flame radius, and good correspondence is obtained.

This is reported in trial 1 and trial 2. It is a common practice to find a suitable traverse ratio for precision winding from a traverse ratio that is prone to pattern formation (will be called as nominal traverse ratio and henceforth abbreviated as NTR) by giving some displacement to yarn at the end of pattern repeat.

In August, the Kenyan Riders will ride the Houte Route, a seven-day traverse from Geneva to Nice, France.

For example, a packet may traverse from San Francisco to Los Angeles via Brazil.

In January 2008, she was the first American to complete a 600-mile traverse from west Antarctica to the South Pole following the route of legendary explorer Reinhold Messner.