Sentence examples for an efficient congestion from inspiring English sources
SUIT has an efficient congestion detection mechanism.
SUIT provides fuzzy logic-based congestion estimation and an efficient congestion mitigation technique which decreases the image quality on-the-fly to an acceptable level.
With the sharp increase in redispatch measures seen during recent years, the importance of an efficient congestion management has increased, particularly in Germany.
For the design of a more efficient congestion control algorithm to optimize the resource allocation in Ad Hoc networks, the notion of the link's interference set is introduced to represent the contention relationship among flows in Ad Hoc networks, which is the fundamental difference from the contention relationship among flows in Internet.
However, an efficient multipath congestion control algorithm design that is both energy-aware and able to handle load balancing has not been addressed.
It is shown that TCP cannot provide efficient congestion control.
The modeling framework is applied to design more equitable yet efficient congestion pricing and tradable credit schemes.
In traffic control, for example, congestion pricing is an efficient method to reduce congestion by surcharging users in periods of peak demand.
If every car that drives above 60 mph is charged a fine, and there were an efficient way of collecting congestion taxes, that revenue alone could be enough to finance the $136 billion that the nation's governors need for infrastructure projects related to roads, bridges and railway.
In this paper, we introduce an efficient algorithm called non-congestion retransmission timeouts (TCP NRT) which is capable of recovering packets after RTOs by reducing unnecessary retransmissions and needless reduction of congestion window size in order to improve the performance of TCP in multihop wireless networks.
Charging motorists to pay for driving at times and/or in places where there is insufficient capacity to meet the level of demand has long been recognised by transport economists as an efficient way to address traffic congestion.
