Sentence examples similar to largest detour from inspiring English sources
However, as minimizing the energy expenditure (i.e., minimizing the locomotion distance) is a major constraint, the individual usually is not interested in making a large detour from the beeline path (i.e., shortest path), so he tries to find the balance between these two main goals (i.e., minimization of the locomotion distance and maximization of conviction and ease of travel).
We made a large detour around the petrol station that had exploded but was still making uncomfortable noises.
Then ecumenical pilgrimages would have to make large detours to the Midlands and the North.
Individuals that move dedicatedly or make large detours can be compensated more and monetary, rewarding their flexibility.
As the walker does not like having large detours from the beeline path from the origin to the final destination, he usually prefers deviating as little as possible from the beeline path of his current location to the final destination.
Every time we introduce something new, we do it at an opportunity cost and this is too large a detour to take when we are already moving swiftly in the right direction.
However, they stated that the trail system evolution normally stopped before reaching this state, as pedestrians do not like taking a large number of detours from the direct path (beeline path).
Sometimes I have to make a detour around the large puddles or small lakes left behind by the retreating water.
There were mathematics errors large and small, a lengthy detour into one candidate's conspiracy theory, and a me-first contest over who was the earliest to propose a moratorium on school closings.
That tack is only a slight detour from the larger message that the campaign has been delivering: that Mr. Gore has the experience to be president, while Mr. Bush would be too much of a risk.
