Voorbeelden van detour

• If just a tiny fraction of the outlet shoppers detoured downtown to visit the museum and do a little more shopping, it would be a big boost for the area.

• Traffic was being detoured around potential hotspots in Manila.

• Leaving the bedroom, he detoured into the kitchen to rinse out the mug and then wearily climbed back up the stairs to bed.

• Conversation quickly detoured after Burch told his class The New York Times was interested in the story.

• This country's sports fans have embraced a host of athletes whose careers appeared to be derailed or at least detoured by scandal.

• Several factors could detour the agency's attempt at closure.

• Your day might be detoured by a chance encounter with a friend.

• Theroux was not happy to be reminded of this, and detoured into a long disquisition on literary sibling rivalry.

• These normalizing functions are defined in terms of simpler detourcontraction functions, where only detours of particular ordinal-levels are contracted.

• That first trip he had to make a long detour to his cousin's house in the mountains to stay the night.

• Instead, as if to avoid anatomically impossible movements, the motion takes longer paths and detours.

• We started to head to the wrong way to the side of the tent as we continued to make a detour avoiding the raven.

• There exist several possibilities to chose the detour mode.

• This patronage, however, was not consistent throughout; much of the detail of its detour thus requires a closer scrutiny.

• Whereas criticism must lead to reflexive insight, even if by detour and refraction.

• Similar problems require a detour into distributive categories to handle the conditional form of the filter function.

• But in order to state the view correctly, we must take a brief detour into the semantics of subjunctive conditionals.

• Section 5 makes a brief detour to consider some issues connected with the rule of transitivity (a notorious troublemaker in subtyping systems).

• This takes him on to his own position without too many detours.

• In this natural break, the listener could be taken on a literal and metaphorical detour, the juxtaposition of locations reflected in the false map.

• A left detour is performed in both cases, and the robot reaches its moving goal successfully.

• Presumably, detouring, running fast, hiding, and the like were the behaviors that gave humans a reproductive edge in this case.

• The renaming relation allows such detours to be eliminated.