traverse造句

To survey by traverse.

Several railroads traverse the district.

Obstruction or vibration in the movement of roving traverse.

Execute and traverse permission to the content administration page.

In this step, you will traverse the source file system tree.

You can traverse a nested hierarchy of classes as deeply as you'd like using this syntax.

What is needed is a streamlined tool to traverse the task structure.

But in the case of larger trees, we might prefer to traverse iteratively, in order to preserve memory.

In fact you may be able to see his limbs traverse your belly if you look close enough.

In general, you should use the deferred implementation if your application needs to process large documents and if your application is not intending to traverse the whole tree.

Since most of us grew up using SBCS strings, we're used to using the + + and — operators on a pointer to traverse through a string.

Quill winder differs very little from a package winder, the differences being no need for clearing and a different traverse mechanism.

The larger Warrior model is a 347-pound robot that can traverse rubble or wreckage and carry up to 200 pounds.

They then traverse a substitution chain of element declarations or a type hierarchy to determine whether the element declaration satisfies the substitution or type derivation requirements.

A generational tracing collector starts from the root set, but does not traverse references that lead to objects in the older generation, which reduces the size of the object graph to be traced.

I wanted to make an assumption that the data in my application was just values from a table. I wanted my data model to know how to search, sort, traverse and modify that data.

Now that you've learned how to search and filter all of the elements on a page, you need an efficient way to traverse over the results and take actions on these elements.