Sentence examples for traversing the distance from inspiring English sources

And he was no slouch in the 1,000-mile 1,000-milerunhaving beithere former world record-having in the event, traversing the distance in 10 days 11 hours.

The T-pod is designed for remote operations, too, and the company is initially planning a route connecting the Swedish towns of Gothenburg and Helsingborg, with a fleet of 200 vehicles traversing the distance.

If you are careening between two pulls, exhausted from traversing the distance between them over and over, any decision will release you, even the decision to not make a decision.

If no target is sighted, the searcher stops after traversing the distance l and chooses a new direction and a new distance, otherwise it proceeds to the target [4].

The Vancouver Games could be the bridge that traverses the distance between Davis's image at home and abroad.

"To trace the trajectory of these four lives is to traverse the distance from the Grimké manor to the slave quarters at Belmont, to descend the stairway of the family rooms in Charleston to the basement, where the slaves lived," he announces.

Lord Fleagle would appear at any moment -- should his new "Glad Miles" barouche, built by Hobstone & Bros., traverse the distance from Mealy House to her front door without incident, and, as Hobstone & Bros. All-English barouches were the only choice of the gentry, one could, on this matter at least, be quite delivered of fears.

In the context of electron tunneling into LL, γ−1 is the number of tunneling barriers with the constraints that β = α + 1 and γ−1 = 1 in single tunneling6,7,13,20,21,22,29; for polaron hopping mediated by nuclear tunneling in semiconducting polymers, γ−1 represents the number of hopping events needed for the charge carriers to traverse the distance between electrodes and β = α + 115.

In the ES-VRH interpretation of Eq. 1 in both pristine and carbonized polymer fibers, α and β are related to the dissipation coupling strength of an electron to the phonon bath; γ−1 is related to the number of hops needed for the charge carriers to traverse the distance between electrodes.

Few clubs have traversed the distance between the highest highs and lowest lows quite like Luton Town.

For each node (n in mathfrak{C}) evaluate the time required to traverse the distance from the CD to this.