Sentence examples for a low traffic from inspiring English sources
Therefore, in general it will take more time for ERS to react in a low traffic density environment.
In addition, as our goal is to achieve a low traffic load in the third phase, we have to decrease the number of quantization bits.
Into this algorithm, each BS decides to become a candidate to be switched off if the BS is below a low traffic threshold.
Furthermore, it makes no sense for a low traffic flow to be distributed to different networks in pursuit of fairness, where the cost of packet disassembling and resembling cannot be ignored.
Conversely, in a low traffic load scenario, if the arrival of a PU does not cause an interruption of a SU, it is unlikely that the arrival of another PU in the same conditions causes a SU interruption.
For the considered scenario, simulation results show an increment of up to 10%% of the PDR, with respect to the original Dflood, for low packet error rates (PERs) and a low traffic load.
Sharon Waxman, a former New York Times reporter who now edits the Wrap--a low-traffic news site about the movie business--is having indigestion because Newser shortens her stories (she says that we don't link to her--but is really just sour that Newser readers don't find a need to click the link under the BIG RED SOURCE BOX that would take them to her longer story).
Also designate a measured testing area, like a low-traffic hallway, where planes can be flown safely.
That meant it should be in a low-traffic part of the building, far from stairs or elevators, to give him fewer occasions for barking.
The hub has metastasised into by far the most expensive rail station in history, an insane $4bn for a low-traffic terminus (the city's 10th busiest) that doesn't even expand capacity.
Ms. Dugas suggested that the brouhaha in Harwinton was "an extraordinary reaction" to curtailing a single hour of weekly service, noting that as eager as they are to serve customers -- "Service is our last name" -- Saturday mornings are a low-traffic time.
