Sentence examples for is easily traversed from inspiring English sources

The historic district, where most restaurants and hotels are situated, is easily traversed by foot.

In Ulysses, Bloom's day-long odyssey seems marathonic in the distance it covers, but it turns out that the route, or a lot of it, is easily traversed in a couple of hours, including frequent stops for readings and little history lessons.

The Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker Amundsen met a plate of "new ice" on the Northwest Passage, but it was easily traversed.

A few practical matters: the town — Hanga Roa — is not large and can be easily traversed by foot.

But Jasper's reputation for ruggedness should not deter ordinary hikers: many of the park's best trails can be easily traversed on a day's outing.

It also knew that its rugged terrain would not be easily traversed by those Google cars that ply city streets worldwide, snapping photos.

Several studies have shown that human transportation networks exhibit small-world structure, meaning they have high local clustering and are easily traversed.

Lung consolidations are fluid disorders and, therefore, are easily traversed by ultrasound.

The resulting data structure is based on a directed acyclic graph (DAG) which can be easily traversed from leaf to root.

First, the mammalian single plasma membrane lends itself well to synthetic cell cell communication applications because it can be easily traversed by fusions with secretory protein signal peptides.

When the CTC cultures from human blood sample flow through the 3D membrane microfilter, the smaller cell such as RBC and WBC will be easily traversed through the gap; meanwhile, the tumor cells are trapped in the pores of top membrane.