(clocktype) (pc_erand(node->seed) *　DSR_BROADCAST_JITTER)

d = H * (h - 1 + r)

   where h is the length in number of network hops for the route to be
   returned in this node's Route Reply, r is a random floating point
   number between 0 and 1, and H is a small constant delay (at least
   twice the maximum wireless link propagation delay) to be introduced
   per hop.  

Within the delay period, this node promiscuously receives all
   packets, looking for data packets from the initiator of this Route
   Discovery destined for the target of the Discovery.  If such a data
   packet received by this node during the delay period uses a source
   route of length less than or equal to h, this node may infer that the
   initiator of the Route Discovery has already received a Route Reply
   giving an equally good or better route.  In this case, this node
   SHOULD cancel its delay timer and SHOULD NOT send its Route Reply for
   this Route Discovery.