Sentence examples for collective traffic from inspiring English sources

The acquisition also doubles the startups' collective traffic.

These studies include: modeling individual and collective traffic patterns and automatically identifying areas with traffic congestion, creating high-resolution population estimates for Milan inhabitants, clustering urban dynamics of migrants and visitors traveling to a city for business or tourism, and investigating the relationship between urban communication and urban happiness.

We must emphasize collective traffic management and condemn the initiation of hostilities in outer space rather than supporting unrestrained freedom of action.

From our network simulation results, we conclude that predictive circuit switching exceeds the performance of packet switching for highly predictable traffic, like collective communications, and for heavily loaded unpredictable traffic with small packet sizes.

Only when penetration and compliance rate are sufficient, the driver will benefit from collective compliance of other traffic.

In 2006, the Web sites of Super Bowl advertisers saw a collective 55% spike in traffic on the day after the game, according to Nielsen NetRatings.

Indoor concentrations represent the collective contributions of local traffic and other outdoor sources, as well as indoor sources and activities, such as cooking.

Those sound like simple rules, but those two rules can help us understand many of the important collective properties ("emergent behaviors") of traffic flow: when traffic will flow smoothly, when it will jam, and what we can do to design better highways more smooth flow and less jammed flow.

Waze draws data on roads and traffic by analysing collective data from its users, while also enabling them to actively submit reports on accidents, police traps and other blockages.

We recently joined with Liberty Asia and La Strada International to build a new alliance of anti-trafficking hotlines across the U.S., Europe and Asia that makes the fight against human trafficking a more collective and data-driven effort.

"So many Colombians carry a deep shame born of extreme violence which is linked to familial histories in narco-trafficking or other collective acts of alternate systems such as magic," says del Sol.