Sentence examples for passable route from inspiring English sources
This is the only passable route for heavy truck traffic bringing NATO supplies in from the Central Asian republics to the north, as they now must come.
The officer, Sgt. Steve Perez, 60, had left home about 4 a.m. on Tuesday — despite his wife's pleas that he stay home — in an attempt to find a passable route to his duty station.
On the Nimrod expedition, Shackleton discovered one of the few passable routes: a glacier-covered valley, twenty-five miles wide and a hundred and twenty-five miles long, that runs between the mountains like a frozen causeway.
Potential future research includes the refinement and testing of this method via the incorporation of local road, track and footpath networks to establish passable routes from villages into the high overlap areas and to allow the more detailed identification of priority areas for tsetse trap deployment.
A route is a list of cameras connected by neighbourhood relationships: the cameras may be neighbours if their Fields of View (FOVs) overlap, or if there exists a passable path among them (if their FOVs do not overlap).
According to Rosemary Lynch, executive director of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Association, keeping the route passable and at the desired depth of 10 to 12 feet is a serious challenge, particularly in the northern segments.
He built a camp across from the plateau on the South Rim; cobbled together old Indian and prospector paths into the first cross-canyon route passable by horses, now the national park's tough North and South Bass trails; and put a ferry boat in the river to take visitors across the Colorado to another camp underneath the plateau.
Besides, it can maximize the total time satisfaction level of evacuees combined with the routes passable probabilities.
It's not clear that the route is passable, but it's fascinating to watch Mr. Dunne's attempt.
Priority routes are passable with care, but conditions remain difficult.
All other routes are passable but require caution.
