Sentence examples for maintaining paths from inspiring English sources

In 1993 they established the Oasi Zegna, a 100-square-kilometre (40-square-mile) reserve of meadows and forest that pushes towards Monte Rosa, Europe's second highest peak, into an empty, wild area crossed by a few trails.As well as maintaining paths and putting up educational signs, the organisation is thinning the hundreds of thousands of spruce that Zegna planted.

As mentioned in the previous sections, there are many different routing protocols for discovering and maintaining paths among the components of the WMN.

Their solution uses the FOCALE control loops to allow setting up and maintaining paths in OpenFlow, even if unexpected link failures occur.

Since maintaining connected paths consumes resource, we further consider a more generalized cost function where an overlay's total resource consumption includes both transferring data packets and maintaining path connections.

Abade was the better of the two: for 30 reais, I wandered down perfectly maintained paths accompanied by Wesley (who got in free), stopping at a natural fish pond, spying on just-born birds in a waist-high nest and a climbing up a smaller waterfall before diving into the water at the main Abade waterfall.

In WSNs, routing protocols discover and maintain paths between sensor nodes and the base station.

He said it would affect the organisation's ability to maintain paths and stiles and collect litter.

The trip from Bombay to Kohlapur covered 620 miles of poorly maintained paths, over which Norbury sailed undaunted, his Rolls-Royce performing without fault.

Since the inception of MANETs and sensor networks, a number of routing protocols have been proposed to efficiently discover and maintain paths in an ad hoc network [1 6].

While data transmission is going on, it is also required to maintain paths during route maintenance phase which is desirable and required in mobile ad hoc networks.

Through risk-taking as a writer, and a whole lot of practice, we can make and maintain paths through the wilderness of language, keeping our voice vital and present.