So we got ahold of Banagale to find how how he intends for this new service to be used once it debuts, and about whether he's worried users might stray from good intentions.
If a Seaglider can detect two or more beacons while it is travelling through this layer, it can swiftly compute its own position.This may not always work, because the Seagliders might stray too far from the beacons.
When immigrant families first arrived on the estates, it seemed an improvement on their previous temporary housing, but later they came to fear that their sons might stray outside the law.
Liberal and conservative groups are mobilizing to lobby these and others who might stray from their party's line.
Others are more open-ended, and the conversation might stray to what some participants call "pity sessions".
An American asked him whether there was any chance the ship might stray into international waters and encounter foreign naval vessels.
You've got a team of people trained to do one task but they have no appreciation of other things that might stray into their area.
In a possible drawback for the Republicans, there are no Republican women on the committee -- which might strike the public as unbalanced, since the matter might stray into the President's relationships with women.
One's thoughts might stray to the work of Barkely L. Hendricks, if not for a surreal twist: the young women's accessories and hair styles reference breakthroughs in science and art.
The paper's in house lawyer, Tom Crone, had emailed Coulson to say he feared that in a meeting with a probation officer, Goodman might "stray off the preferred line".
The Justice Department is not allowing him to give interviews, apparently in part because of nervousness in the administration that his unabashedly liberal views might draw criticism or that Mr. Tribe, described by friends as having a big intellect and a healthy ego, might stray from his assigned lane.
