Sentence examples for as a traverse from inspiring English sources

The engineering computations of such corridors are derived from consideration of the highway segments as a traverse.

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.

The two chambers are coupled within a common pericardial sac and share joint intraventricular septa as a traverse wall.

Stephen Harris, an instructor at Chelsea Piers, describes it as a straightforward traverse across a short expanse of friendly rock.

When you start your journey from the rough car park just north of the centre of the nearby village of Kylestrome,, probably watching one of the many local grey or common seals popping up to sneak a peek at you, you'll write this off as an easy traverse.

In his celebrated essay Confessions of an English Opium-Eater, he describes a "most painful affection of the stomach", which he attributes to the extreme bouts of hunger he experienced as a youth traversing north Wales.

As a bubble traverses an inviscid flow field possessing vorticity it experiences a lift force in proportion to the cross-product of the relative velocity difference and the flow field vorticity.

The first experiment involving a single node considers the gradual increase and decrease of traffic as a node traverses from one network into another, as can be seen in the network topology depicted in Figure 2.

Despite of the "slow-path" operation which the GNRS can be repeatedly consulted as a message traverses the network, each CR can adopt its own policy and decide when to consult with the GNRS for additional cached copies.

Not all challenges came into play, and there was also variability in the strength of each as a proposal traversed the different stages in the decision-making process.

In contrast to mood and affective disorders, however, alcohol dependence has a biphasic effect on HPA axis dynamics as a person traverses through the various phases of heavy hazardous drinking, including dependent drinking, withdrawal, abstinence, and relapse.