Sentence examples for traversing for from inspiring English sources

EDM has greatly simplified an alternative technique, called traversing, for establishing a framework.

Her gifts are far more than compensatory; they are a synthesis woven from this contradictory set of experiences she keeps traversing for our benefit as well as her own.

The robot traveled straight under two slope conditions: with only pitch inclination (climbing) for slip ratio estimation, and with only roll inclination (traversing) for slip angle estimation.

Besides spot analysis, this method allows a mineral to be traversed for possible chemical zoning.

I had been directing at the Traverse for six years but thankfully accumulated sufficient self-knowledge to know that I didn't know very much.

At the crossroads of the Swiss Alps, Andermatt has been traversed for centuries by merchants and travelers -- including Goethe, who stayed at the Hotel Drei Konige und Post in 1775.

They traverse — for marionettes — vast distances, because they're operated by puppeteers who march around on stilts, wearing what appear to be space-age beekeeper suits.

Do you want to be looking at a big house on the hill or not?" The next day, back on the mountain, McQuistan skates across the summit ridge as we traverse for the final run of my trip.

There's a solo show at the Fruitmarket as part of the Edinburgh Art festival, plus his Sadler's Wells ballet will be performed at the Traverse for the Edinburgh fringe.

The strategy is to have customers pay $60 or more to traverse for hundreds of hours through story lines with orchestral soundtracks and realistic, hologram-like heroes and heroines.

In the movie, when Tom is handed his son's guidebook and backpack, he is so overcome by loss and a desire to understand his son that he sets out alone on the religious journey, which pilgrims have traversed for more than 1,000 years.