Sentence examples for in which route from inspiring English sources
According to data from intergovernmental intelligence group Frontex, there has been a major shift in which route migrants are choosing to take to Europe.
To enable early route churn detection in these networks, a regression model is developed in which route characteristics explain the churning likelihood of individual routes.
Our motivation stems from the inverse shortest path problem that is made practically important in high-speed telecommunication networks by the Asynchronous Transfer Mode Forum's Private Network Network Interface architecture, in which route finding can be based on administrative weights.
Since the cost of routing between two predefined locations depends only on the truck type, the decision variable (x_r) is defined as the number of times in which route (r in R) is performed, each time paying the corresponding unitary cost (c_r).
In this section the problem of extracting knowledge about the building, in which routes convenient for disabled people are searched for, is considered.
The authors of [8] propose an adaptive technique based on the ant-colony algorithm in which routes are discovered when needed (reactive algorithm) by sending a probe message.
In our simulation we consider four different routing possibilities: HMTR with WLAN Only where no WiMAX transmission is allowed, HMTR with 1hopWiMAX in which only one WiMAX transmission is allowed in a route, HMTR with 2hopWiMAX in which routes are allowed to have up to two WiMAX hops, and HMTR with WiMAX Only.
For example, in [6, 7], the joint rate control and scheduling problems have been studied for wireless ad hoc networks with either a scheduling-based MAC [6] or an Aloha-based MAC [7], in which routes are assumed to be given a prior, however.
That year, a bridge over the Mullica River for the Parkway, in which Routes 4 and 9 were realigned onto, was constructed, replacing the alignment over the old structure.
For cases in which routes were compared between two experimental conditions, we applied a Wilcoxon rank-sum test to data assembled in the same way [42].
The following quotation from an outreach worker demonstrates the ways in which routes to health improvement are negotiated by patient and professional.
