The phrase "routing guides" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a document that provides guidance on the routing of processes and products, such as a manual used to route mail. For example, "Employees must follow the directions in the routing guide when shipping products to customers."
Replace the serpentine belt, referring to the routing guide, which is affixed near the radiator.
As it is customary in the design of competency tests (OECD 2012; 2013), not all respondents are administered all the questions and a purposely designed routing algorithm guides each respondent through a subset of the test items.
CWB is a load-interference aware routing metric which guides the routing protocol to balance the traffic load on the links and to increase the network throughput by routing towards less congested traffic areas [40].
Moreover, we propose a direction guided routing (DGR) protocol which creates cluster-head based limited mesh structure within a guided region, in order to deliver packets with reliability and reduced overhead to the final destinations.
Routed by wave guides, light now moves routinely in curved paths through mazes of mirrors and theoretically can circumnavigate the globe in around a hundred milliseconds.
The current article proposes a modeling and simulation framework for parts selection and routing in automated guided vehicle systems.
In some WSN applications, recognizing boundary nodes is important for topology discovery, geographic routing, tracking and guiding.
We propose a hybrid method designed to solve a problem of dispatching and conflict free routing of automated guided vehicles (AGVs) in a flexible manufacturing system (FMS).
Because of their routing flexibility, automated guided vehicles (AGVs) have been used in many manufacturing systems, especially those in which parts with diverse and complex processing routes are made.
