Sentence examples for pass through trees from inspiring English sources
Existing wireless broadband links haven't been able to carry data fast enough and their signals degrade when they pass through trees, bounce off buildings or are sent through the rain.
It looked like a hurricane had passed through: trees, whitened by the sun, were scattered everywhere.
"There is this wonderful sense of light and abreeze passing through trees.
"There is this wonderful sense of light and a breeze passing through trees.
The journey passes through tree-lined byways of detached houses in Wylde Green to the more mundane suburbia of Erdington and then to grimmer Gravelly Hill where the interchange – otherwise known as spaghetti junction – does little to enhance the air quality.
"They just pass through".
— Even on a rainy evening here, the walk from the center of this town to the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, where most performances of the Vail International Dance Festival take place, is a thrill for the senses: you pass through pine trees beside a rushing mountain stream amid the Rockies.
Where to go: The path from the coastal road down to the beach at Dhermi passes through olive trees and orange groves, heading for a collection of beach huts by the water (email: [email protected] for reservations).
The camera flows behind her as she passes through olive trees and makes her way to the sizable house in Cagnes-sur-Mer, not far from the Mediterranean, in the sunshiny, breezy, Edenic south of France where so many painters — Cézanne, Picasso, Braque — spent time or ended their days.
Given a new gray image of a head, patches that have the same size as the ones used for training are densely sampled from whole image and passed through all trees in the forest.
Fujisawa et al. (2012) and Takayama et al. (2012) studied the light environment in forests and reported that in a bright environment with sunlight passing through the trees, the blood volume in the brain decreased and mood improvement effects were higher than in a dark environment within the same forest.
