This can be of any type and can contain constraints (densities, barriers, one way paths, etc).
As she leaves the café, she turns to Mitchum and coyly says "I sometimes go there"—at which point, the viewer familiar with the noir genre knows that Mitchum is on a one-way path to destruction.
MOSCOW — Russia deepened its relations with Georgia's two breakaway regions on Wednesday, even as the Bush administration was intensifying its warnings that Russia was "on a one-way path to self-imposed isolation and international irrelevance".
All the polls place Ed Miliband's party on a one-way path to losing nearly all its 41 Scottish seats, and the SNP on course to winning most of the 59 seats north of the border.
But I had made my way up a one-way path to a hilltop garden, the highest natural point on Evening Island and as quiet a spot as you might find in the north suburban nature preserve.
Not undertaking reforms that will boost growth needed to meet the rising aspirations is a one-way path for the government to be out of a job.
Imagining a one-way path to an intelligence explosion — no matter how fascinating or how far in the future — can leave out a lot of messy, but much more probable, details.
And she was one of the early programmers to figure out how to make a television, designed as a one-way path for sending programming into American homes, relay information back about what exactly a viewer was watching.
He considered the question for a moment, cocked an eyebrow and said in a self-mocking tone, "Oh, you mean have I shown a capacity for growth?" His wry response reflected not only an awareness of his own reputation as a rock-ribbed conservative, but his acknowledgment that evolution, far from a neutral word in this context, connotes a one-way path toward greater enlightenment.
Construction is not a linear and one-way path.
Specifically, the CLPC sender adopts an one-way path delay to estimate the congestion level and adjust the aggressiveness of congestion control mechanisms.
