Sentence examples for refer to the path from inspiring English sources

Let X and Y denote the locations of the receiver and the transmitter, as indicated in Fig. 2. Further, let X Y refer to the path between the two nodes.

We refer to the paths between nodes A and B as cross-talk.

Routing typically refers to the path selection at Layer 3, the network layer.

"We think this is the wrong place for access," Mr. Spahn said, referring to the path next to Mr. Geffen's house.

Assuming that only the camera motion is present in the similarity matrices, the calculated trajectory refers to the path made by the camera during the video recording.

where the constant α refers to the path loss exponent and d j i is the distance between the transmitter j and the receiver i.

Conceptual distance (cdist) refers to the path length between two terms; while in the original case paths between terms were defined with respect to whether a meaning was narrower or broader ([19]), later on the paths in a parent-child (is-a) relationship were considered [20] - that is why in the latter case cdist coincides with path.

We will therefore often write the path defined by the pair [ a, b] when we refer to the unique path in the tree starting in vertex a and ending in vertex b, or talk about pairs and paths interchangeably.

Syntacticians often refer to the garden-path phenomenon, wherein a reader is led down one interpretive route before having to double back to the beginning of the sentence to get on the right track.

We refer to the digraph Φ as the path graph.

Here, we refer to the first part as easy path algorithm.