Some articles on passages, passage:
... The cave is essentially horizontal throughout its extent and the passages are typically high and narrow ... Sediment fills many of the undeveloped passages to within a foot or two of the ceiling, thereby making many crawlways ... At each end it is pinched out by mud flows and narrowing of the passage ...
... Tunnels differ from most of the numerous examples of actual secret passages and the like in that they are usually very long ... Many examples of extensive underground passages do actually exist, built for a variety of purposes ...
... Wall-following can be done in 3D or higher dimensional mazes if its higher dimensional passages can be projected onto the 2D plane in a deterministic manner ... For example, if in a 3D maze "up" passages can be assumed to lead northwest, and "down" passages can be assumed to lead southeast, then standard wall following rules can then be ...
... The lead government attorney drew criticism for reading passages from the Quran that indicated that God will cause unbelievers to “increase in illness." An attorney for the American ...
... tunnels and have added to legends of mysterious passages of secretive and ambiguous purposes ... of a medieval building with many subterranean passages is Prague Castle ... In the Middle Ages underground passages were dug out mainly for purposes of defence ...
Famous quotes containing the word passages:
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