Sentence examples for robust route from inspiring English sources
CAIR is an intersection-based geographical routing protocol that is capable of finding the robust route to the destination in urban environments.
However, due to high mobility, frequent link disconnection, and uneven distribution of vehicles, it becomes quite challenging to establish a robust route for delivering packets.
We believe that the complete understanding of catalyst role in nanotube growth would unravel both phenomena and would offer a programmable robust route for the synthesis of structurally uniform CNT, which are often important for specialized applications.
Herein, we demonstrate a robust route to inhibit reactivity of the sulfides with carbonate electrolytes (and also inhibit the diffusion of polysulfides dissolved in TEGDME) and prevent performance loss on cycling using highly doped (≈40 atom%) nanoporous carbon from low-cost raw materials infused with sulfur as the cathode.
The nomenclatures produced by the toxicological pathologists represent the distillation of many years of pathology experience and so offer a robust route for recognising common lesions.
Such an approach could provide a more structurally controlled and robust route to inhibit PC61BM aggregation, as well as enabling direct quantification of the degree of PC61BM dimerization required to enhance device stability, thus avoiding limitations associated with thermally induced dissociation observed for photoinduced PC61BM oligomers.
However, due to lack of link capacity resources, flows that could have been routed across sufficiently robust routes cannot be accommodated and are blocked.
TFRO is a junction-based geographical routing protocol, competent to accomplish robust routes, considered to exhibit optimal performance in city scenarios.
In this study, we introduced a Fuzzy logic scheme to improve Mappearsrformance.
The protocol accomplishes robust routes within urban environment.
In addition, robust routes for deposition of the particles onto the support material are required [8].
