Sentence examples for defining route from inspiring English sources

We've long clutched onto the idea of a lone genius reinventing dance music in a cultural vacuum as if it's the defining route to success.

The parameters were simple: a 200-mile run along the mountainous spine of Wales, from the top of the principality to the bottom, broken into five-day-long sections, with 45,000ft of ascent and descent – on terrain so rough that much of it was barely suitable for scrambling, let alone running – with no defined route apart from a few dozen map references indicating checkpoints.

The routing engine processes the client requests, forwarded by the Web server, in a defined route and directs them to the WebDAV environment.

Consequently, this defined route for staphylococcal transport of glucose-6-phosphate glucose-6-phosphate glucose-6-phosphateelivery of targeted bacteria-specific probes.

The folding times of these systems are reduced significantly upon inclusion of desolvation barriers, demonstrating that the particulate nature of the solvent engenders a more defined route to the native fold.

But Adventure Cycling director Jim Sayer said the organization soon received criticism from history buffs, who argued slaves escaping to freedom before the Civil War did not use a defined route.

The California State Legislature defined Route 200 in 1933 as a route from San Diego to west of Jacumba, going through the town of Campo.

The first resident along this defined route who satisfied all eligibility criteria for controls was asked to participate in this study (i.e. first eligible control).

The IBBA-NH survey was conducted on the four defined route categories NE, NS, NW, and SE, where the Avahan program operated.

The Routing Engine allows to define routes and to process routed message using a set of intermediaries.

So, it is desirable to define routes at the source like in source based routing (SBR) while performing greedy forwarding at intermediate nodes.