Sentence examples for routing I from inspiring English sources

All rendezvous based approaches use greedy geographic routing (i.e., GF).

The input to the conflict graph consists of the links involved in routing, i.e., the output of the routing problem, and the node locations.

Other method is utilizing clustering to impose physical proximity of overlay neighbors or even using geographical routing, i.e., geographic awareness [38, 39].

However, HRO+ does not consider inter-domain handoff and it also suffers from the suboptimal routing problem in intra-domain routing (i.e., the sender and the receiver do not have the same parent MR).

They perform spare capacity sharing either after or during the backup path routing, i.e., the active sharing approach performs share spare capacity within the backup path routing, while the passive sharing does so only after all backup paths are found.

Sizing of floodplain storage, both on-stream and off-stream, is complex and several methodologies for preliminary design are available in literature, almost all assuming level pool reservoir routing, i.e. the water level in the floodplain is horizontal during the storage filling.

Along its routing, I-275 crosses several rivers and rail lines in the area.

Locals tried to fight routing I-95 through the central core and instead suggested routing it along Bancroft Parkway to the west or the present-day route of I-495 to the east.

Later, the initial approvals by the federal government routed I-96 from Benton Harbor north to Grand Rapids and then east to Detroit, and I-196 was the spur route from Grand Rapids to Muskegon.

In such a case, route recovery should be assumed by the default mechanisms of the routing protocol (i.e., route maintenance based on Hello losses in basic AODV).

AODV is a reactive routing protocol, i.e. it establishes a route between the source node and the destination node only on demand.