Sentence examples for traverses as from inspiring English sources

We do this by first detecting communities on the simplicial complex and then quantifying how many communities a cycle traverses as a function of its length.

Thus this metric ranks the cells according to tagged protein fluorescence at the beginning of the movie, and follows the fraction of the total ranks that each cell traverses as a function of time.

For most of our maritime history, the open oceans have been seen as dangerous places to be traversed as quickly as possible.

Last month the State Department issued a study concluding that the Keystone XL would have a minimal environmental impact on the wide swath of the country it will traverse as long as the pipeline is operated according to federal regulations.

So when passing through both air and glass, light's most likely path from A to B will depend on the thickness of glass it needs to traverse, as well as the total distance it needs to cover.

So in a medium composed of both air and glass, light's most likely path from A to B will depend on the thickness of glass it needs to traverse, as well as the total distance it needs to cover.

Most threatening of all is the risk of pyroclastic flows or avalanches, which have historically traversed as far as 100 km in the region.

Hence, the reverse edges of the form were traversed as well.

It should be capable of daily traverses of as much as 300 feet.

In a traversing proof there is a 1 1 correspondence between subterms of a combinator and the formulas in the traversing proof as well as between applications and detachments therein (cf. Bimbó 2007).

In the novel (as in film and television), time and space are infinitely malleable; readers (and viewers) traverse them as easily as subatomic particles passing through matter.