Sentence examples for possible to traverse from inspiring English sources

By the middle of this century, it may be possible to traverse the North Pole in a canoe.

Later this month it will arrive in Singapore, having amassed proof that it is possible to traverse the world's oceans on solar power alone.

This part of Brazil is a region of fertile fields settled by German, Italian and Polish immigrants a century or so ago, and it is possible to traverse the route on foot, bicycle and even horseback, on tours of up to a week arranged by local travel agencies.

Picking up another singletrack coming from the Sunnegga, it's possible to traverse across the mountain following signs for Täschalp, before plunging into the forest and keeping an eye out for the cheeky lines that cut across the firetrack and deliver you to Täsch.

However, expertise does make it possible to traverse the struggles of creating businesses over the course of a career.

Wodeham argues that Aristotle recognizes that Zeno's argument "supposes falsely" that it is "not possible to traverse something infinite … in a finite time" (LT 173; 16), although he also correctly recognizes that there is more to be said in response to Zeno.

As the electromagnetic calorimeter of the experiment is situated outside the solenoid, the coil must be as transparent as possible to traversing particles.

First, given (n) points, there are (n!) possible routes to traverse, in order to find the one with minimum overall distance.

Although this is widely accepted for testing the fit of nested candidate models in a specific sequence, there are many possible ways to traverse the hierarchy of pairwise model comparisons [ 8, 38, 53].

The argument Aristotle is alluding to in these passages gets its name from his mention in Topics 8.8 of "Zeno's argument that it is not possible to move or to traverse the stadium" as a prime example of an argument opposed to common belief yet difficult to resolve (160b7 9).

Even though it might be possible for such robots to traverse their environments solely in a reactive way, the competence of planning and computing paths is an important feature for a large number of vehicles and a great variety of tasks.