The phrase "a minimum traffic" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the least amount of traffic required or expected in a given situation.
Example: "To ensure the website runs smoothly, we need to maintain a minimum traffic of 100 visitors per day."
Alternatives: "a minimum level of traffic" or "the least amount of traffic."
Although AOL does not guarantee minimum traffic to merchants that lease space, it employs a number of marketing strategies to ensure a steady flow of customers to its shopping channel.
The authors defined a scalability factor of routing protocol in terms of its total overhead and minimum traffic load.
"There's absolutely no minimum traffic requirements or deal negotiations," Mauldin says, "it's almost like a pool of users that people will cross-promote into".
It would be far easier both for cars and bikes to have separate lanes with minimum traffic lights or crossovers with other roads.
Assuming a new agreement can be reached, it will probably be less generous than the old one, which offered MySpace $900m over three years if it hit certain minimum traffic targets.The broader outlook for networking sites is more encouraging.
There are no minimum traffic requirements to work with them.
A good example is Tapdaq, a newcomer cross-promotion network catering to long tail and indie developers too small to pay commissions or meet minimum traffic requirements.
Up to 26% power consumption reduction is achieved at the time of minimum traffic conditions while 10% consumption is achieved at the time of maximum traffic conditions.
where A denotes the parameter that controls the amplitude of the traffic profile, k denotes the minimum traffic intensity in the network, b∈{1,3} is used to modulate the gradient of traffic profile curve (note that with b=3 the curve has steeper slope, and the average traffic is lower), and B means the phase of traffic curve which regulate the position of the peak.
The federal rule on minimum traffic sign retroreflectivity incorporated in the 2009 Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices MUTCDD) issued by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is compelling transportation agencies to evaluate how to comply.
