Sentence examples for concentrated traffic from inspiring English sources

On 25 September 2013 at the Aviation Expo China Beijingg Airshow), Airbus announced a new lower weight variant of its A330-300 that is optimised for use on domestic and regional routes in high growth markets with large populations and concentrated traffic flows, with China and India recognised as the prime targets.

And in Atlanta, the most common lament seems to be precisely that concentrated poverty, extensive traffic and a weak public-transit system make it difficult to get to the job opportunities.

It takes a vastly greater gang organization to guard the beer supply of other cities than to police the traffic in concentrated spirits in New York.

BestBuy's website went offline after what the company said was "a concentrated spike in mobile traffic".

For small plong, the load of communication traffic is much concentrated on a few LR interneurons.

This confirms that the prevalence of these infections remained highly concentrated among provinces along the traditional drug-trafficking routes but are considerably lower in the rest of the country.

"Over time, container traffic will become more and more concentrated in fewer and fewer ports," the Port Authority said in a report, "Building a 21st Century Port".

MasterCard tonight said in a statement it was "working to restore normal service levels" after "a concentrated effort to flood our corporate web site with traffic and slow access".

The authors found that despite large increases in respondents' access to mobile phones and the Internet frequent use of traveler information is still largely concentrated among employed commuters, who tend to use conventional radio traffic reports.

The adequacy of LRU for this traffic also benefits from a combination of a less concentrated distribution of popularity among files and low correlation between file sizes and popularity, which are the characteristics leveraged by other object replacement policies.

A recent study designed to test the association between air pollution and blood pressure, systemic inflammation, and endothelial dysfunction reported significant increases in DBP and decreases in heart rate variability immediately following a controlled 2-hr exposure to concentrated PM2.5 in an area reported to be heavily influenced by traffic (downtown Toronto, ON, Canada) (Brook et al. 2009).