Sentence examples for route defined from inspiring English sources

Figure 13 shows the percentage of desirable results of each kind candidate route, defined as precision.

Instead the Camel route, defined in the configuration file, must be changed.

All of modern NY 446 was originally designated as part of Route 4, a cross-state unsigned legislative route defined by the New York State Legislature in 1908.

What is now PA 491 west of Zebley Road was designated as part of Legislative Route 135 in 1911, a legislative route defined in the Sproul Road Bill that ran from West Chester to the Delaware border in Bethel Township.

In 1908, the portion of the road from the free bridge to Halsey Corners was included as part of Route 6, an unsigned legislative route defined by the New York State Legislature as beginning in Buffalo and ending in Albany.

Irish ships crossed the Atlantic on a route defined by the Allies: a line from Fastnet Rock to the Azores and then along the line of latitude at 38° North.

The first number assigned to a route defines the technical level of the climb.

We want to reduce the total number of routes defined in the routing, and the maximum of the number of routes defined for a node (called route degree) as least as possible.

The present paper deals with the transit network design problem related to the feeder routes defined as transit services for the connection of local areas, where the demand has to be gathered, with the stops of the main transit network, usually railway or underground station.

One of the routes defined by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has been termed "The Balkan Route," passing from Turkey through Greece to the countries of former Yugoslavia (UNHCR.i.e., 2001).

Six out of the seven routes defined in the first three Base Plans are either completed, under construction or in planning at the time of writing this paper as shown in Table 3.