Sentence examples for geographical route from inspiring English sources

In the second part of this work, clusters of repetitive travels are identified and a Geographical Route Directness Index is proposed to identify the areas of the province where the deviation from the shortest alternative path is higher.

By looking at dyes in a textile can we find out about the origin of manufacture and the geographical route it took to get to its destination and hence about trade routes?

Designing efficient solutions that help tourists with chronic diseases to find an appropriate geographical route from a source to a tourism destination through a transportation network is crucial to healthcare systems.

This paper proposes a new approach in generating geographical routes that are best served with close medical centers.

Simulated experimental results show that GRMT allows tourists to select geographical routes that are served with the highest number of close medical centers although the selected route is slightly longer in distance.

TFRO is a junction-based geographical routing protocol, competent to accomplish robust routes, considered to exhibit optimal performance in city scenarios.

CAIR is an intersection-based geographical routing protocol that is capable of finding the robust route to the destination in urban environments.

At this phase, nodes exchange control information (setup messages), such as node type, geographical location, route, speed, supported link technologies properties, energy status, and buffer status.

In the field, my questions were initially and exclusively devoted in determining the geographical transhumance routes of the sheperds and recording their family (tribe membership or isolated family), religious affiliations, forms of managing livestock (transhumant, seminomadic, or nomadic), and what they produced.

HCV is classified into six major genotypes and many subtypes, varying in geographical distribution, transmission route and treatment response [1], [8], [9].

In HBV mono-infection, viral genotypes have diverse geographical distribution, different routes of infection, and are associated with distinct disease progression and treatment responses [ 20– 20].