Sentence examples for access for traffic from inspiring English sources

Last fall, the new northbound bridge opened, offering temporary access for traffic in both directions and a smooth-paved surface.

Among various existing city models, the so-called compact cities presently tend to have more pedestrian zones in cities, which consequently affect surrounding areas; e.g., limited parking areas, restricted access for traffic, difficulties to enter with goods, and even access difficulties for the neighbors who live in these areas.

As the EDCA mechanism provides four access categories for traffic differentiation, it would be expected that the highest access category (voice) would be adequate to transfer RT traffic.

The road is the primary access route for traffic to and from almost all areas of Stoke-on-Trent.

Along with US Highway 2 (US 2), M-28 forms a pair of primary highways linking the Upper Peninsula from end to end, providing a major access route for traffic from Michigan and Canada along the southern shore of Lake Superior.

Human activity along gravel roads depends on the land use cover and history in the area (Thurber et al. 1994; Houle et al. 2010), whether the road has restricted access for motorized traffic, and whether it connects with major traffic arteries and settlements.

This is the main reason why we suggested the use of the DQ-MAC family, which grants immediate access for light traffic loads and seamlessly moves to a reservation system for high traffic loads, eliminating collisions for all data transmissions.

Remember though that DQ-MAC may behave adaptively, that is, granting immediate access for light traffic loads and seamlessly moving to a reservation system (i.e., CRQ and DTQ) for high traffic loads.

Mishima et al. recently proposed a distributed coordination function (DCF -based multi-user meDCF -baseds control (MAC) protocol [12], in which the access point controls the medium access for different traffic categories based on their specific QoS requiremedium

IEEE 802.11e draft presents the only comprehensive QoS infrastructure for WLANs which proposes enhanced distributed channel access (EDCA) that propounds the prioritization of medium access for different traffic classes.

Regarding the optional MCCA scheme, although being able to provide prioritized medium access for RT traffic, Krasilov et al. in [11] have shown that it may suffer from the external interference impact since the non-MCCA mesh STAs are not aware of MCCA reservations.