Sentence examples for traversing around from inspiring English sources
We set off from the top of the Index lift in Flégère, traversing around the Aiguilles Rouges, before skinning our way up the Col de l'Encrenaz – a process that involved a hairy moment every five minutes when you have to change direction in order to zigzag up the slope.
An even cycle C is called oddly oriented if for either choice of direction of traversing around C, the number of edges of C directed in the direction of traversal is odd.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03674.014 In the PER2-CRY2 crysthe, the N-terminal half of PER2-CBD diverges from the FBXL3-binding site of CRY2 and reaches the rim of the secondary pocket after traversing around the α-helical domain.
From here, traverse around the left of the Aiguillette des Posettes until you reach a crossroads.
He has already traversed around 300 miles since setting off from Hercules Inlet on the edge of Antarctica on 5 December.
The somewhat narrow path that awaits will require you to traverse around entire fallen trees and boulders, but take your time.
The wave traversed around the periphery of Hurricane Keith, and by October 2, the system produced a mid-level circulation just south of western Cuba.
Therefore, the rostral ends of the maturing spermatid bundles are likely to traverse around 250 μm to the SV in as much time or longer.
So the now married couple took the long way around, traversing Russia, the Pacific, and the United States, and finally arriving in Princeton in early 1940.
Polar icebreakers will soon be able to cross directly over the North Pole rather than traversing the Northwest Passage around the coast of Canada and Alaska, or the Northern Sea Route along the coastline of Russia.
We devoured upward of three dinners a night, emerging each morning to press our bloated faces against the windows of still-closed restaurants and shout, "What about the breakfast crowd?" Between meals, we waddled endlessly around Manhattan, traversing many brutal midtown miles that will remain countless, as my parents' wrists could no longer fit into their Fitbits.
