Sentence examples for traverses of from inspiring English sources

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

At the highest bandwidths, nanometer performance is demonstrated for a sinusoidal displacement demand corresponding to sinusoidal traverses of 1 mm and 5 mm with a maximum velocity of approximately 30 μm s−1 and 150 μm s−1, respectively.

The collapsing of a glass tube by repeated traverses of a moving burner is a part of the modified chemical vapour deposition (MCVD) process of producing optical glass fibres.

This is especially true in the case of Mars because the ability to cross challenge terrain, access areas of higher elevation, visit diverse geological features and perform long traverses of up to 200 km supports the search for past water and life.

Three separate traverses of the track (trials) were recorded per testing session.

The hull machine gun was between the driver and radio operator in a ball mount capable of 30° of traverse, 25° of elevation and depressing up to 10°.

The first full traverse of the route by foreign merchant ships occurred in 2009.

A celebrated traverse of Greenland on skis, in 1888, by Fridtjof Nansen, was Norway's ride of Paul Revere.

From Cain, the most entertaining route to Naranjo de Bulnes begins with a traverse of the Cares Gorge.

On each traverse of the circle they are accelerated and finally acquire enormous kinetic energy (energy of motion).

The first Russian traverse of the passage was not achieved until 1914 15 by the Arctic Ocean Hydrographic Expedition of 1910 15.