Sentence examples for more complex routing from inspiring English sources
The algorithms have grown from the initial stage of finding shortest paths with Dijkstra's algorithm to cover more complex routing tasks such as finding protected and unprotected routes and capacity limited routing.
2) More complex routing protocols should be designed deliberately to satisfy the requirement of multi-hop communication among vehicles in different clusters.
Note that we can extend to using a more complex routing mechanism using clustering and cluster heads as proposed in LEACH [18] and its subsequent improvements in [16, 19].
shows selected results from the attempts to implement a more complex routing circuit with a constant P. polycephalum input and potentially six chemical inputs.
Advantages of web-based surveys compared to paper-based surveys are cost reduction, speed and facilitation of more complex questionnaire routing.
However, property of the ring based switch in the central stage of the multi-ring based OCS network introduces a unique routing and spectrum allocation (RSA) problem which is more complex than the routing problem in a classical Clos switching network.
Other preference functions might be explored, possibly modelling small team-working, though this would require a more complex allocation and routing method.
Nodes with longer communication range mean more neighbor nodes and complex routing tables.
Today, while most of the Wi-Fi industry is working on a more complex technology known as "mesh routing," which involves lashing together hundreds or even thousands of short-range transceivers, the Etherlinx developers believe they have found a crude, cost-effective approach that is capable of leapfrogging the last-mile problem.
The Routing problems become more complex as far as we consider mobile networks or hybrid networks, because of dynamic topology and real time routing procedure.
Devices and diagnostic tools with more complex value propositions can be routed for evaluation through other NICE programmes, such as the Diagnostics Assessment Programme.
