Sentence examples for modify the route from inspiring English sources

Any alliance with CUP may also modify the route to independence envisioned by Junts pel Sí.

In order to take the real-time connectivity of routes into account, we modify the route selection logic as follows.

We modify the route optimization extension in order to support packet buffering at the BS, which only requires minor changes.

They can possibly also be directed towards apoptosis since it has been indicated that changes in HER2 expression can, at least in combination with therapy, modify the route to apoptosis (O'Rourke et al, 1998; Yarden and Sliwkowski, 2001).

Finally, the option of modifying the route of administration is briefly presented.

It modified the route failure message of DSR to piggy-back the route failure notification for TCP, while using the probe packet to detect route re-establishment.

For a given source to destination, multiple routes are discovered using the link metric in AOMDV by modifying the route discovery process.

Much of that, Howard said, was tied to increased carrying and interest costs for funds borrowed to pay for the pipeline's construction, along with the increased value of the Canadian dollar, increased labor and materials costs, and expenditures related to modifying the route and storing already-purchased pipe and other equipment.

Bills No. 1 and No. 2 were resubmitted in November 1901 together with a new bill – bill No. 3. The new bill modified the route of the proposed extension to Golders Green and added a short extension running beneath Charing Cross main line station to the Victoria Embankment where it would provide an interchange with the existing MDR station (then called Charing Cross).

Similar results were obtained if we preserved the timing of intervention but modified the route of drug administration switching to a continuous infusion, Figure 8.

Thus, we will conduct studies to investigate the minimal IV-dose and to optimize non-IV administration by modifying the route of administration (e.g., ID, subcutaneous, intramuscular), inoculation volume, numbers of inoculations, and sites of injection.