Sentence examples for Traffic constraint from inspiring English sources
Because of the number of femtocells in a macrocell, we consider DAS cooperation as a solution to address the drawbacks such as signal decoding complexity and the traffic constraint on a single MBS.
By paying attention to the channel's quality with regard to the preceding user's throughput rate, PF is able to prioritize channels that have a much better traffic constraint from the source [22, 23].The metric for PF is given as ( {m}_{i,k}^{PF} ).
The City Council on Tuesday decided to keep the dedicated bike lanes — which many motorists decried as an unnecessary traffic constraint on an already busy street — after months of being a source of community criticism and kudos.
Dr. Hughes, a demographer, and Professor Seneca, an economist, attributed the trends in part to traffic constraints in the suburbs and a shortage of land for development, especially as open-space preservation programs expanded.
The incorporation of the PDR metric lets calculate the needed time to be reserved where packet retransmissions can be accommodated while satisfying HRT traffic constraints.
Furthermore, the analysis of the traffic constraints is provided with both TCP and UDP traffic.
However, the promised gain is reduced when realistic assumptions, such as traffic constraints and the inter-cell interference, are considered.
A heuristic algorithm which allows dynamic link scheduling which respects traffic constraints in terms of delay and bandwidth.
This is great news for startups that fit into the traffic constraints who want a quality, in-depth analytics and traffic reporting system but don't have the $5,000-$5,000-$10,000ll out to comScore or another analytics company.
"Road sensors can be easily embedded under the roads so that they can effectively measure the changes in temperature, traffic volume and humidity, among other weather and traffic constraints".
However, there are other limitations in achieving the theoretical full-duplex gain: residual self-interference, traffic constraints, and inter-cell and intra-cell interference.
