Sentence examples for traversing into from inspiring English sources
Speed proved to be of the essence at Stoneham, too, where we had a day on the slopes with Harry, a canny instructor who managed to cure my tendency to turn traversing into a blood sport.
Private firms see the opportunity and are increasingly traversing into the public school system.
The path splits on the moorlands, with the more frequently used fork following the Mackinder Valley and the quieter route traversing into the Liki North Valley.
That inquiry into a failed 1977 Arkansas land deal involving Clinton was, to the president's chagrin, allowed to traverse into the Monica Lewinsky scandal as well.
Nevertheless, there are too many cases where the government's involvement in the case traverses into a gray zone of leading, rather than following, the crime.
But it is in northern Spain that the most nefarious incidents have occurred, most recently in 2007, when the Basque separatist group ETA set off an explosive device along the race course, which had traversed into Spanish territory.
The panel then traversed into a tense, but necessary discussion of traditional journalism versus citizen media.
We've always been in this sector so our old networks traverse into this fund," he added.
In previous work, we have introduced functional strategies, that is, first-class generic functions that can traverse into terms of any type while mixing uniform and type-specific behaviour.
This enables students to traverse into the culture of science, encounter scientists, their stories, and scientific evidence and explore similarities and differences between scientists' ideas and ways of thinking and their own.
To capture the dynamic change of facial texture we employ a cascaded convolutional neutral network (CNN) and bidirectional recurrent neutral network (BRNN) architecture where facial image from each frame is first fed into CNN to extract high-level texture feature, and then the feature sequence is traversed into BRNN to learn the changes within it.
