Sentence examples for congestion route from inspiring English sources
Jitter is caused by changes in network congestion, route queuing, or discovery [21].
The scheme proposed in [40] is an end-to-end approach named ADTCP which tries to detect congestion, route disconnection/failure and channel errors, and trigger an appropriate action.
"We understand the desire to relieve congestion on Route 22," said Marc Violette, spokesman for Attorney General Eliot Spitzer.
The state Department of Transportation insists its latest plan to alleviate congestion on Route 347 is "community sensitive," but some residents and business leaders continue to voice opposition.
"It's always been our belief that people who have to drive through that congestion on Route 7 would be amenable to riding the train.
The public review of pending development proposals in Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown provides a once-in-a-generation opportunity to address congestion along Route 9 and to thoughtfully link the waterfronts of Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown.
But staff members did present a brief overview of their work, stressing that their report recommended a combination of solutions to ease congestion on Route I-287, from Suffern to the New England Thruway.
Officials of Babylon and Huntington have proposed easing traffic congestion along Route 110, which connects the towns, by reopening the Long Island Rail Road's Fairchild Station in Babylon, building a parking lot nearby and establishing shuttle bus service from that station and the one in Huntington.
As a result, TCP DOOR is less accurate and responsive than a feed-back based approach, which can determine whether congestion or route errors occur in a responsive manner.
In several locations, traffic congestion along Route 32 has led to suggestions to change or modify the road.
After trying to use vacant land to the east of the current alignment, the Department of Transportation put forth the Flemington Bypass, trying to relieve congestion on Route 31 along the commercial district and to provide access to the industrial land between the two highways and the South Branch River.
