Sentence examples for conveying route from inspiring English sources
The goal of ATRA is (a) to minimize the probability of route failure, (b) to predict a route failure in advance and compute an alternative path before the failure of an existing one, and (c) to minimize the latency in conveying route failure information to the source.
The Capon Lake Whipple Truss Bridge was originally constructed in 1874 as part of the South Branch Bridge (or alternatively, the Romney Bridge), a larger two-span Whipple truss bridge conveying the Northwestern Turnpike (U.S. Route 50) across the South Branch Potomac River near Romney.
The Capon Lake Whipple Truss Bridge was originally constructed in 1874 as part of the South Branch Bridge (or the Romney Bridge), a larger two-span Whipple truss bridge conveying the Northwestern Turnpike (U.S. Route 50) across the South Branch Potomac River 0.57 mile west of Romney.
Mr. Greenspan's speech-song rings with an acidic irony, while Mr. Stadlen (in a song like "The Establishment Route") conveys the drive and cynicism of a fast-talking door-to-door salesman.
In England, the establishment of state posts along the principal roads was accompanied by the suppression, under the royal monopoly, of private and municipal posts, although "common carriers" were still permitted to convey letters on routes not covered by the royal system.
An escape route would be to assume that pleiotropic effects conveying a fitness advantage to bearers of this trait help to maintain the otherwise neutral mutation but to the authors' knowledge, no such effects have been observed yet.
The winning route will convey gas to Europe through a connection to a new pipeline planned to run through Turkey that links back to the Azeri field through Georgia.
The burnt-out remains of several vehicles, including a vintage Rolls Royce en route to convey a bride to her wedding, remained on the highway as police and investigators from the Air Accident Investigation Branch AAIBB) continued to comb the wreckage and began the task of removing the dead.
Updates on a driver's location while en route are conveyed by text message rather than a moving pin on a map.
Because Whipple truss bridges were easily disassembled and re-erected, the remaining western span of the Whipple truss over the South Branch was dismantled in 1937 and relocated to Capon Lake in southeastern Hampshire County to convey Capon Springs Road (West Virginia Secondary Route 16) between West Virginia Route 259 and Capon Springs.
