Sentence examples for a stable trafficking from inspiring English sources
To our knowledge, no study isolating apical complexes have yet identified BAT1, APN or ACE2 as co-components of a brush-border complex, either in the apical membrane or as part of a stable trafficking unit.
According to the results, CA rules with AVCSS (the H0, H1, H2 and H3 models) lead to a more stable traffic flow than rules without AVCSS.
It is, in its own way, a kind of utility, with stable traffic of about 12 million to 14 million unique visitors every month no matter what kind of news is breaking.
As shown in simulation, a small Tda works efficiently for large traffic bursts, whereas a large Tda works efficiently for the stable traffic.
In order to ensure stable traffic capacity and avoid incident congestion, a double-layer ramp metering model is proposed in this paper, based on coordination control theory, to predict and control the traffic flow at each on-ramp, when there is incident congestion on the expressway.
The overall trend has been largely stable traffic volumes across the city from 1999 through 2007.
The trend of stable traffic volumes and rising transit during the recent economic boom was in contrast to previous periods of growth, Mr. Schaller said.
It's shown that the SSP can provide stable string operation and stable traffic flow under certain conditions.
Because actual traffic counts for residential roads are generally sparse, length measures provided more stable traffic indicators in these areas than do ADT-based estimates.
The most superior packet schedulers have been identified to be the ones incorporating delay budgets while sustaining a stable relationship between traffic loads and channel statistics.
A real-time anomalous traffic monitoring module with a stable matching pattern algorithm and two traffic statistic based intrusion detection algorithms – one algorithm is based on variance similarity while the other is based on Euclidean distance – are embedded in the system to detect worm and other malicious attacks.
