traversable

The wormhole is traversable, but it isn't a short cut.

Drainage is so well established that the streets are always easily traversable.

They could be getting energy in and out through a traversable wormhole."

The small size of the village makes it easily walkable and traversable by bike.

Conventional wisdom doesn't suggest that it's traversable by car.

If such a path exists, the graph is called traversable or semi-eulerian.

Buckner Cave is easily traversable without rope or special equipment.

A freely traversable walkway divides the station into two sections.

There are significant potholes and overhanging trees, but the path is still traversable.

"The exotic matter needed to build a traversable wormhole of that size is pretty big, about a Jupiter mass."

"We used the rubble to make traversable roads for our tanks," Vokes wrote later.

"And should the ice remain intact and traversable to that coast.

Would the passage at the second level down, to the hall of the alien minds, be still unchoked and traversable?

Dynamic Gujarat has a 1600km coastline and an easily traversable landscape.

A road down into the canyon is traversable by foot, horseback, or high-clearance vehicles.

Through the fens of Graywightswath, which the desert sun made traversable: nine leagues.

Western passes receive small amounts of fresh snow each year but remain traversable all year round.

A graph that contains an Eulerian trail is traversable.

An example of a (traversable) wormhole metric is the following:

The theory of general relativity predicts that if traversable wormholes exist, they could allow time travel.

Automaps often display traversable terrain, allies, enemies, and important locations or items.

"One traversable wormhole, and then the rest is mass-production.

Mini-roundabouts can be a painted circle or a low dome but must be fully traversable.

The commander sits directly behind the gunner under a 360 degree traversable commander's cupola.

At least five traversable exits led off from the cavern, three of which showed signs of having been heavily traveled.