Sentence examples for a traverse of five from inspiring English sources

Passage requires a traverse of five locks.

For this, they compared the traverse of two different size agents, Gd-DTPA (742 Da) and microperoxidase (1881 Da) across the iBRB.

Apparently related to the rabbit is the classic tau effect, in which the more rapidly traversed of two equal distances (defined by three stimuli) is perceived as shorter [15], [16] (Fig. 1B).

Henderson is facing another challenge at least as daunting: He must traverse a minefield of three competing agendas those of management, the union and the government.

Tau Ceti is considered to be a high-proper-motion star, although it only has an annual traverse of just under two arc seconds.

The tour's stage was designed by Gaga and West as a traverse; "Instead of being on just one end of the arena, the stage traverses the entire arena," Gaga noted.

Two unique and essential aspects of this deceleration and trapping procedure are (1) that the Rydberg-atom cloud is stopped exactly at the minimum of the trap with no transverse loss of atoms in the final stages of trap loading, and (2) that the atoms never traverse regions of zero electric field and therefore do not undergo randomisation of k and m.

Since the main objective was to identify the defined metastamiRs of neuroblastoma, we compared the traverse examination of four aggressive disease expression profiles to that of non-metastatic profiles to derive clear evidence of differential expression without equivocal outcomes.

Starting from an unobserved state if we traverse one of the following three paths then all the states visited on this path are transient: A path ending in a Type 0 state A path ending in a Type 2 state A path ending in a state that is observed in previous iterations Notice that all three cases correspond to Step 2(i) of our traversal method.

The player takes on the role of the titular character X, who must traverse and clear a series of eight, side-scrolling stages in the order of the player's choosing.

When the chairman of Greenland came to visit Metropolis, it was the first time he didn't require a car to traverse one of his building sites, an executive told Tony Natsis, a partner at Allen Matkins and chairman of the law firm's real estate practice.