Sentence examples for route direction from inspiring English sources

As for people moving around on wheelchairs easiness of passing a route between two places can depend on the route direction, the directed graphs are used to represent layouts.

As for people moving around on wheelchairs easiness of passing a route between two places can depend on the route direction, the directed graphs are used to represent building layouts.

This route direction is also performed by astrocytes during development of the central nervous system.

It has been argued that the errors in the trade route direction compared with the compass bearing directions marked along the routes (see Chinese characters marked next to the black line in Fig. 10) indicated lack of knowledge of a particular part of the world or problems in cartography such as methods to project a spherical earth onto a planar map.

Also standard is HomeLink, which opens garage doors and security gates, and G.M.'s OnStar communication system, which can provide route directions, send help if an air bag deploys or provide hands-free phone dialing.

I find it rather discouraging to go on self-discovery with a bunch of route directions". On the Road, he added, "fitted the idea of the concept I had in mind, but I'm not a beatnik groupie".

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With the release of version 2.2, both platforms can route directions through the public transportation systems of over 50 cities.

These trade route directions were all accurately drawn, on the other hand, those trade routes that had to fit the coastline tend to be drawn off course compared with the compass directions marked (Fig. 12).

An analysis of the trade route directions in comparison to the compass bearings marked next to them, shows that most of the route were drawn within the margin of error (7.5°) determined above (Fig. 12).

The trade route directions were drawn accurately according to their compass needle directions when they were through the open sea or when they were drawn before the coastlines were laid down.