Sentence examples for traversing route from inspiring English sources
"traversing route" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
"Traversing route" refers to the path or course that is taken to cross or pass through an area or reach a destination. Example: The hikers followed the traversing route through the mountains, taking them to the summit.
Note that when Des passed P2, the periodically sent beacon messages by Des were disseminated and stored in the routing tables of intermediate nodes along the traversing route, being kept for duration of TE for evolutional state management.
The game is a multidisciplinary composition that simulates a set of lunar roving activities including planning a traversing route, loading communication and science equipment onto the lunar rover, and driving the rover to explore the lunar surface.
But before the jet age, when people used ships to get from Point A to Point B (the traversed route being the "line" in ocean liner) rather than just lazily cruising about, dining was a more genteel and orchestrated event, with assigned seating and waiters recruited from Europe's finest hotels.
Recall scores gathered from drawing the sketch map of the traversed route was further evaluated to measure extent of the spatial learning in the participants.
The objective function of the proposed problem includes the minimization of the number of vehicles and then minimization of the total traversed routes.
Note that NCRAWL can also be applied on top of multi-hop topologies with long routes, where native packets are potentially encoded/decoded multiple times at intermediate routers along their traversed routes.
Red and blue lines correspond to traverse routes for SO2 flux measurements, which flew under the plume at the altitude of about 2600 m in November 2014 and about 2830 2930 m in June 2015.
For this purpose, we introduce a duration ratio r o u t e ratio between the call or packet session duration t session and the time it takes to traverse the route t route, as depicted in Eq. (4).
A group of locals are traversing the route – they have been invited to come and see the new tourist attraction before it opens to the public – and the mixture of ages reflects the new accessibility.
Bill and Byron load a year's worth of supplies on a sled and slowly haul it up the slope, traversing a route too steep for pack animals.
In a rickety, overloaded Hudson van the Joads laboriously traverse Route 66, the "mother road".
