Sentence examples for many reachable from inspiring English sources

Over 54 holes, Dufner, unlike many of his closest pursuers, doesn't have the advantage of eagles on the many reachable par-fives in the three-course rotation, but he has made 26 birdies.

To obtain as many reachable node pairs as possible, we finally focused on the largest connected component extracted from an undirected network (i.e., the largest weakly connected component represented as an undirected network).

Many beaches reachable only on foot and strict controls on the number of visitors in the park at any one time means they aren't loved to death by large visitor numbers.

Most of our villages have no electricity, many are reachable only by boat.

Many aren't reachable by car.

Roads are not maintained and many villages are reachable only on foot.

From a navigational perspective, this means that items in the SCC can be directly reached from most items, but items in IN are in many cases only reachable by direct selection, e.g., via search results.

In such an application it is infeasible to make the broadcast reliable since the base station may not know how many receivers are reachable at any time (some receivers may be inoperational or out of range), and moreover, it may be unwise to have receivers reveal their location by transmitting requests for missing data.

Awake early and buy a Regio Fahrkarte (regional public transport ticket) and see many nearby locations reachable by public transport (which is fantastically punctual, clean and quick).

Although two nodes/points far apart can be linked via a path of overlapping home ranges, being reachable by many other nodes in the network, in between many other shorter paths, or included in a connected subpopulation of nodes, the results suggest that the amount of overlap between neighbouring herd home ranges is the only network feature that substantially increases the risk of rinderpest.

For example, the Mark Twain Forum (reachable through many search engines) provides information of interest to Twainians, as Clemens buffs call themselves.