I usually wade in dark, sort of treacherous waters.
Its YouTube videos show the astonishingly lifelike results: a St. Bernard-sized four-legged robot, called BigDog, walking across all sorts of treacherous terrain, and a slightly larger robot, called WildCat, running about the company's car park at about 30 kilometers per hour.
"Everybody loves a tree until there's a storm," said Paul Feiner, the town supervisor of Greenburgh, N.Y., who often navigates disputes between environmentalists and unsentimental sorts who view certain trees as treacherous.
In a former Yugoslavia destroyed by misrule and betrayed by a host of treacherous, power-hungry leaders, Izetbegovic stood out as a decent sort.
They do not want the 2004 election to be fought on the sort of cultural terrain that has proved so treacherous for their party over the past 30 years.
"Other prizes often view it as sort of embarrassing writerly malfunction - which is treacherous, in my view, when you consider the comic origins of the novel and the strong comedic traditions of English writing in particular".
"The CIA has further represented that this sort of operation would not be undertaken in a perfidious or treacherous manner," the white paper says.
As our world becomes more complicated and treacherous, we must have a justice system that provides a safe harbor to sort out, not foster, the treachery.
Mapping form to function can also be treacherous, however.
In her quest for some form of absolute perfection of the sort the mathematician in Aronofsky's Pi seeks, her body becomes a treacherous enemy to be combated.
"She Matters," while not as treacherous in terrain, was trickier because it concerned a greater number of relationships, which demanded a different sort of balancing act for the book as a whole.
