crossable

crossable

(krɒsəbəl)
adj
able to be crossed
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During periods of heavy rain, fords which are usually easily crossable can become perilous.
Rescue operation at ford after two get stuck in water
The possibility that the line between the living and the dead is both thin and crossable provides the groundwork for Kato's possession by his mother's spirit.
His mother became medicine: drinking problems, ethical transformation and maternal care in central Uganda
Features include: Soft stretch jersey fabric; adjustable, padded and crossable straps; a combination of seamless padded moulding technology (inner bra) and compression (outer bra top layer); and adjustable underbust width.
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"When I'm scouting, I constantly use my GPS to mark sign, and I also use it to mark shallow areas in creeks that seem to be crossable," Scott explains.
WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE: HUGE BLOCKS OF PUBLIC LAND SURROUNDING MAJOR RESERVOIRS OFFER GREAT WHITETAIL HUNTING. AND BECAUSE OF DIFFICULT ACCESS, THEY OFTEN GET LITTLE HUNTING PRESSURE
I left "Freedom Village" a little sad about those bereaved by the Korean War, a little hopeful that the DMZ will be crossable some day, and a little irritated by how artists turn to exclusion zones (think of ChimfPom's Don't Follow the Wind, 2015-, project in Fukushima, Japan) as a way to renew old figments of their profession as a special class of visionaries and intrepid explorers of the unknown.
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South Waziristan Region Commander Major General Nauman Zakaria said, "most of the area which is crossable, which is more critical, sensitive from our point of view, from Afghan's point of view, where the control lacks, from their side, is going to be completely fenced.
Pakistan to continue building fence on Afghanistan border, despite objections
'Most of the area which is crossable, which is more critical, sensitive, from our point of view, from Afghan brothers' point of view, where the control is lax from their side, is going to be completely fenced,' the commander further said.
Pakistani forces face gigantic task to fence long, porous border with Afghanistan
Boyd defines social networking sites as "a group of websites having profile, public comments on the profile, and a crossable social network expressed by public" (2006).
A Study to Explore the Views of Students Regarding Facebook as an Instructional Tool at University Level
Providing a detailed analysis of the semantic shift of Jewishness in antiquity, Cohen reconstructs the permeable boundaries between Jews and non-Jews: "In their minds and actions the Jews erected a boundary between themselves and the rest of community, the non-Jews ("gentiles"), but the boundary was always crossable and not always clearly marked." (35) In my opinion, the dialectic mechanism proposed by Miles and Brown can be found even in ancient texts, albeit in a flexible manner.
Race and ethnicity discourse in Biblical Studies and beyond
In this process, the hitherto discrete categories of national belonging and gender identity are crossable for the individual.
"The Best Game in the World": Masculinity, Militarism, and the Geopolitical Boundaries of Sport in The Crying Game
The six parents used in this study (except Nubaria 1) were crossable in both directions (as females and as males).
Investigations on faba beans, Vicia faba L. 37. Earliness and seed characteristics of F1 and F2 diallel crosses

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