In that case, a geographic routing protocol can be attractive choice, since it can reduce the low route discovery overhead and needs only local neighbor information [1, 2].
There's a gentle climb along a metalled road for a mile, then the way splits, a "High Route" continuing east, and a "Low Route" forking south.
I'm happy to say that, in this particular section of the Eagle's Way, the path divides into a high and a low route.
This feature is important in mobile-centric content-based networks since mobile content sources inherently cause dynamic topology change, high resource consumption, and low route aggregation.
On this basis, our results provide novel insights into the mechanistic and functional role of a putative "low" route.
We first investigated whether brain responses elicited by a salient context, such as unpredictable information under threat, were better modeled with or without a subcortical "low route".
The findings are in keeping with the view that a "low" route promotes an expeditious evaluation of biological significance in sensory information.
Conversely, popular north and east LOW routes ran adjacent to parklands and a major river, respectively, facilitating higher proportions of off-road paths.
For example, popular south and west LOW routes were adjacent to, but physically-separated from, two different major motorised traffic corridors and therefore had lower proportions of off-road paths.
The Low Road (State Route 68 from Espanola) requires about three hours; the High Road (State Route 76 to Route 518) about 30 minutes more.
