Sentence examples for through obstacle from inspiring English sources
Elastic wave scattering in a flat thin plate hosting a through obstacle of arbitrary closed form is examined using a numerical technique based on the T-matrix approach, which is applied to describe of flexural waves in plates.
Guiding balls through obstacle courses in 'Tabletop Gauntlet' is reminiscent of playing Screwball Scramble.
Marines run "survival camps," where schoolchildren crawl through obstacle courses in a regimen designed to instill comradeship and perseverance.
On Tuesday, the first day of competition, children assembled electric cars to climb steep ramps, make all-out speed runs and bull their way through obstacle courses.
The robots are then sent out on missions through obstacle courses that the child creates with anything that comes to hand.
The doughty 2-foot-high creature picks its way on four legs through obstacle courses of street rubble, ice-slicked pavements and rock-strewn hills.
The World of Competitive Drone Racing Watch professional pilots guide their aircraft around mountains and through obstacle-ridden warehouses at up to eighty miles per hour.
As players navigate raindrops through obstacle-laden mazes, attempting to collect pearls in as few moves as possible, the voice of an elderly gentleman offers snippets of commentary on the life events the puzzles represent.
By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Larissa MacFarquhar By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick The World of Competitive Drone Racing Watch professional pilots guide their aircraft around mountains and through obstacle-ridden warehouses at up to eighty miles per hour.
By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Robin Wright By Ian Parker The World of Competitive Drone Racing Watch professional pilots guide their aircraft around mountains and through obstacle-ridden warehouses at up to eighty miles per hour.
By Rivka Galchen By Zoë Heller By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick The World of Competitive Drone Racing Watch professional pilots guide their aircraft around mountains and through obstacle-ridden warehouses at up to eighty miles per hour.
