In other words, DMU decides each car that uses whichever path in an en-route strategy; whenever needed, the DMU changes the path of a vehicle and lets the vehicle know its best path considering the latest situation of the network traffic.
Rather, they required that the inverse radii be related by a linear equation : \frac{1}{r_{2}(t)} = \frac{a}{r_{1}(t)} + b This transformation of the variables changes the path of the particle.
This surgical procedure releases the gluteus medius muscle and lengthens it, and changes the path of the gluteus medius muscle with hip reduction, reducing the distance between its origin and insertion and making the hip reduction easier.
Scientists have also shown how cities can often generate their own weather, creating so-called heat islands that spawn storms or change the paths of storms that come along.
As North Korea looked determined to press ahead, Philippine Airlines said it would change the paths of a dozen of its flights from the United States, Japan and South Korea so that they could stay clear from the North Korean rocket's trajectory.
Disturbances in the ionosphere can change the paths of high and low frequency radio waves, which can affect information carried along these channels.
Residents upset about the year-old satellite-navigated route asked the administration to change the paths of some planes in an attempt to decrease noise, and to send some planes farther offshore before turning down the coast.
This, they say, allows them to extrapolate long-term changes in the paths of Jupiter and the inner planets (Mercury, Venus and Mars), the bodies most likely to affect our own orbit.
If the ground node was modified (e.g. if we wished to model dispersal to the north-eastern boundary of the map on Fig. 3), the resulting current map would change, illustrating the paths of least resistance in that direction.
Cold has changed the path of history.
