Sentence examples for compatible traffic from inspiring English sources

The two main ways VZ tries to manage kinetic energy are by integrating compatible traffic components and by physically separating incompatible ones.

The application proved to be adequate to generate traffic compatible with NPB application workloads.

Over the past few decades, significant researches have been conducted while suggesting alternative distribution functions compatible to mixed traffic.

The present study accordingly explicates the applicability of four distribution functions that seem to be compatible to such traffic while modelling headways; they are respectively log-logistic, lognormal, Pearson 5 and Pearson 6. Open image in new window Fig. 3 Scatter diagram for standard deviation vs. mean of headways: a west bound and b East bound traffic.

Should be compatible for incorporating traffic-based policies for ensuring the adherence to congestion control schemes.

Our observations were compatible with Aβ42 trafficking via a recycling pathway in neurons as little Aβ42 was found within lysosomes and consequently Aβ42 had a long half-life (over 5 days) in these neuronal cultures.

Furthermore, the localization of SUT1 mRNA at the orifices of plasmodesmata of both the CC and SE is compatible with an RNA trafficking mechanism.

As Wills put it at the launch event, "We're developing a family of traffic-compatible, quiet, economic and pollution-free vehicles for the end of the '80s".

Regarding the in vivo experiments in PTP1B-deficient animals, according to our results and those from other groups, we observed an enhanced ear edema in these animals, compatible with an increased leukocyte trafficking, as deduced by the higher levels of MPO in the ear samples.

PRS1 relocalization at pericytoplasmic sites in the midgut or in vesicle-like structures in the salivary glands is compatible with a link to intracellular trafficking.

The same three proteins were detected in the Drosophila phagosome [30], a localization compatible with a function in vesicular trafficking or immune response.