• The show presents its monumental architecture, its military might, the way it controlled and administered its dominions through provincial satrapies and the network of roads that traversed its vast distances.
• Empathy with the landscape is expressed not only through the extended architectural promenade that traverses the contours of the site, but also through the material character of the Natatorium.
• I choose instead a flat six-mile track traversing Licuala State Forest Park, where the giant fan palms and prehistoric cycad trees start a few feet from the parking lot.

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• The time-pressed can try bouldering, which entails traversing and short ascents that can be completed sans rope.
• As the gully became wider on the descent, we were forced to traverse ever farther left, on tiny broken ledges, eventually reaching the top of the wall.
• From there, we traversed across ledges and slabs toward the next belay.

• When the time came to retrieve the plates, we had to traverse slopes that had more than a meter of new snow.
• They were traversing Windy Ridge in Uintah back country known for heavy avalanche activity, he said.
• Although most skiers traverse the Inside Road from north to south, both directions demand stamina with substantial elevation gains and losses.

• The committee was also privy to Cabinet papers that had traversed the issue with a lot of scrutiny.
• I do not intend to traverse the issues already covered by Dr Wayne Mapp.
• In the final session, students debated the merits of acknowledging taha Maori in their practice, traversing issues raised by Johnstone and Read.

• I fought open hatch the whole way and ordered Red 1 to do the same, as we were very vulnerable from the flanks as we approached the market and could not traverse our turrets well there.
• When we did traverse the aircraft, it took a thorough brief and exact timing of the pitch and roll of the ship.

• Unfortunately his plans were traversed by the Pope.
• But his plans were traversed again and again by unforeseen complications, the failure of the most promising presumptions, and the perpetual shifting of apparently stable alliances.

• This was handy, but also meant that the heavy bag of rope I had lugged in, getting constantly trapped in the narrow rift below the traverses, was all for nothing - oh well!
• A traverse then leads to a ledge from which a short narrow descent may be rigged to the streamway below.
• We made the traverse out and were at the last climb for the easy path leading back to homebase.

• Also, skiers doing long traverses with little emphasis on making turns found the lightweight edged Nordic skis to be a good tool.
• I have second thoughts as I begin to cut a traverse up and across a powdery leeward slope.
• Everybody, even our best skiers, cautiously sidestepped down the first narrow pitch, then made cautious traverses and kick turns.

• During this climb, the traverse of the turret knocked Treacy off.
• The AFCS displays the target information, selects the gun traverse and elevation and lays the weapon on the target.

• In surveying a traverse, a series of measured short lines may be projected onto a single long line, connecting two main survey stations, and the long line is then treated as a measured line of the traverse.