'defines a path' is a correctly formed phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is usually used to describe a course of action or to indicate direction. For example, "By setting clear goals, you can define a path to achieving success."
Trying to evenly split the difference between left and right defines a path that is about as predictable as either of the extremes – and heavily influenced by both.
Our approach defines a path rank, as a function of various intermediate weights [11].
Each label defines a path for a traffic flow, referred to as Label Switched Path (LSP).
To achieve this, SCTP defines a path management mechanism to ensure that transmission is performed successfully.
Geometrically, for a given feasible solution, each source component is a segment of length |s j | in the direction of the corresponding a j and, by concatenation, their sum defines a path from the origin to x [i].
Given a wash cycle, a flow-sequence defines a path in the state machine in the obvious manner.
The ZigBee specification defines a path-cost metric which is computed as the sum of the link costs of the path.
And it will help define a path to our future, because the West is where we belong".
PAGE 6 MISSIONS OVER PROFITS A new style of "hybrid" technology organization is trying to define a path between the nonprofit world and traditional commercial ventures.
Now a new style of "hybrid" technology organization is emerging that is trying to define a path between the nonprofit world and traditional for-profit ventures.
"By announcing a provisional target, contingent on the support of Congress, the president has defined a path to an international agreement that challenges the developed and developing nations to fulfill their obligations," he said.
