Sentence examples for in a direct path from inspiring English sources

The disused 4.1-mile segment of this strategically located rail line lies almost in a direct path between Midtown Manhattan and Kennedy International Airport.

The longest of the roads runs some 60 miles (100 km) in a direct path to the ancient city of Yaxuná.

The lie was decent, and he had only about 120 yards in a direct path to the flagstick on the 400-yard par 4. But other pines, several yards apart, and huge bushes up near the green not only blocked a shot to the flagstick, but he also couldn't see the flagstick.

By doing this, they can slice their way through the web, completely undetected, in a direct path to their prey.

Superfluous overload in Evolved Packet Core (EPC all the packets of user equipments (UEs) could be forwarded to the central entity of the EPC-LTE, instead of being forwarded to the other UEs in a direct path.

In a tightly directed, genuinely exciting scene, the monstrous hook sways back and forth in a direct path toward the camera, making one wonder how cinematographer, Nicholas Musuraca, kept his camera (and head) intact during the shooting..

In a directed graph, an edge between two nodes, A and B, has a direction, either from A to B or from B to A. We denote an edge from a node A to a node B by A → B. A directed path, in G, from a node A to a node B is a set of edges leading from A to B, possibly through other nodes as depicted in Figure 12a.

A typical scenario which justifies the introduction of the (EWSDMP) consists in considering a direct path signal undergoing a large attenuation, while other reflection components arrive at the receiver without suffering any degradation.

The derivation of the ML estimator now follows exactly as the case in which a direct path is present, and the channel statistics as measured by the procedure outlined below will reflect the actual environment, whether or not there is always a direct path present.

The use of relays is of significant interest to allow radio access in situations where a direct path is not available or has poor quality.

For a given year, the GSCC encompassed all farms linked by bi-directional contacts; the GOC encompassed the GSCC plus all farms reachable from the farms in GSCC by a direct path ('sinks'); and the GWCC encompassed the GSCC plus all farms connected to the farms in the GSCC by any uni-directional contact (both 'sources' and 'sinks'sinks