Sentence examples similar to assuming traffic cooperates from inspiring English sources

In an hour -- a little less if the traffic cooperates -- I can meet you at the Whitney or the Met.

I-95 is easily reached from Baychester, making the commute into Midtown by car much quicker than the subway, when traffic cooperates.

Assuming the weather cooperates, Charleston will be the only city to witness a total solar eclipse on the East Coast.

We started without her, finally, assuming that traffic had held them up.

However, most of the conventional system assumes static traffic and lacks the flexibility to unexpected change of traffic demand.

And that assumes that everybody cooperates".

Assume the traffic mobility distribution is the same as [22].

Second, most part of these models assume Poisson traffic sources.

Dan Nova: One common mistake is that people naturally assume that traffic automatically will become monetized.

Different schemes of multiple-relay selection have been also proposed [7, 8, 13], where relays are assumed to cooperate either with full power or do not cooperate, i.e., no relay gain optimization is performed.

"We continue to cooperate with regulators," a UBS spokesman said, "and we assume Howard Capek will cooperate as well".