0 present participle of shuttle
1 to travel or take people regularly between the same two places:
A bus shuttles constantly between the terminal and the runways.
Unlike prisoner's dilemma games, the coordinated shuttling was a genuine social alternative.
In shuttling back and forth it will encounter obstacles with its sensors, thus it is collecting information about its environment which it stores in a map.
We have heard about the shuttling back and forth, but no one has said officially what the proposals were and are.
They are nearly a mile and a half miles apart and the amount of shuttling backwards and forwards is incredible.
That business could be set off course by the shuttling between the other place and this one, and he therefore had to address that imperative.
There would be, as it were, a shuttling backwards and forwards.
If they are not to be allowed here, would he leave them shuttling round the world?
We think that we can best contribute to this by keeping ships out there instead of having them shuttling backwards and forwards.
