Sentence examples for that a route from inspiring English sources
This sub-section deals with AC schemes that are decoupled from routing schemes, which means that a route for a requesting flow has been explored prior to testing its resources.
As our detailed survey showed, some AC models (e.g., [12], CMC, IFCAC, StAC, DACME, [28]) are decoupled from routing schemes; they suppose that a route for a requesting flow has already been discovered, and their main task is to evaluate the route's fitness for supporting the flow's requirements.
New York magazine reported in July that a route plotted on his home flight simulator "closely matched" that taken by the plane.
Fans of trams argue that fixed tracks lure commuters out of their cars by installing in them a confidence that a route will not change, and encourage businesses to invest around the station stops.
Sergei V. Grigoriyev, a spokesman for Transneft, the Russian state pipeline monopoly, said that a route to an ocean port would allow Russia to export to other countries in Asia or even to the United States.
We think that a route towards greater fairness and social mobility it by allowing people, particularly those on middle incomes and low incomes, greater control over their own money.
That's a route, she says, that hasn't gotten any easier over time to book.
"After the Tchaikovsky competition it was only Romantic war horses, and that was a route that I knew I didn't want," she said.
That is a route, incidentally, that many more people are driving rather than flying these days to avoid airports.
Um, yes, that is a route.
That's a route Mr. Foreman winds up pursuing no matter what the medium.
