Sentence examples for traveling inside a from inspiring English sources

The "Port 24/7" tour of Amsterdam's port recreates the experience of traveling inside a cargo container — perhaps not an ideal fit for the claustrophobic.

Not only is it difficult to program, but the direction system also apparently assumes that the bicycle will be traveling inside a car.

Talmud had earlier introduced him to a children's science series by Aaron Bernstein, Naturwissenschaftliche Volksbucher (1867 68; Popular Books on Physical Science), in which the author imagined riding alongside electricity that was traveling inside a telegraph wire.

For all its modernist maneuvers, postmodernist airs and post-postmodernist critical parodies, "House of Leaves" is, when you get down to it, an adventure story: a man starts traveling inside a house that keeps getting larger from within, even as its outside dimensions remain the same.

The construction of the case/stand is very solid, providing more than adequate protection for the screen and device in general when traveling inside a pocket/briefcase/backpack/etc.

If the prospect of traveling inside a tube packed with batteries sounds alarming given the FAA's advocacy for a ban on large electronics with lithium batteries in checked baggage due to fire risks, Gore says it's not a stretch to engineer safe lithium-ion battery packs today, and the greater energy density of jet fuel (about 40 times) makes it far more flammable.

And when the FCC's 2010 rules foreclosed charging websites for data traveling inside an ISP's network, they found a way to charge websites at the point where data entered the ISPs' networks.

"You'll be traveling inside an embroidered piece designed by James Merry that's kind of like your magic carpet taking you through the world," he notes.

Similarly, it was known that thin glass tubes will also trap light, so that a light beam traveling inside along the tube bounces off the sides but never escapes.

The special effects that take us on a tour of the information superhighway -- traveling inside the circuits of Johnny's brain, or viewing his search for information while wearing virtual reality headgear -- look no better than a CD-ROM.

A detection module that interrogates droplets traveling inside the tubing to give quantitative absorbance readouts expands the scope of optical analysis beyond fluorescence.