Sentence examples for traverse on a from inspiring English sources

Then there was another 20 meter traverse on a 45 degree slope on the upper lip of the bergshrund before gentler terrain.

Ed. 44 (2005) 4355 4358] that used DNAzyme to traverse on a DNA nanostructure, but was not programmable in the sense defined above (it did not execute computations).

In this act a rider straddles two cantering horses while other horses, bearing the flags of those countries that a courier would traverse on a journey from St . Petersburgto England, pass between his legs.

In this application, 10 trains traverse on a single-line rail corridor.

Ref. [7] introduces a pilot system for a rescue robot to let a human operator suggest good directions to traverse on a 3D debris environment.

In particular, lack of access to visual information about obstacles and temporary barriers in their paths significantly hinders their capacity to navigate not only in unfamiliar surroundings but even in environments which they traverse on a regular basis [8 10].

NB: The Traverse also puts on a particularly high number of new plays that have short running times and short runs, and therefore have not been counted.

But Jasper's reputation for ruggedness should not deter ordinary hikers: many of the park's best trails can be easily traversed on a day's outing.

In general, communication networks are designed such that the diameter is small, because the larger the number of nodes traversed on a connection, the lower the quality of the service running over the network.

Traversing on a trajectory enables the navigator to move reliably into featureless space, based on local headings formed by visible landmarks that are robust to positional and orientational errors.

The city center is compact and easily traversed on foot.