Sentence examples for congestion systems from inspiring English sources

The tractability of numerical results shows that our model can be easily implemented for the quantitative assessment of the performance of many real-time congestion systems.

For example, Dietrich says, a traffic congestion system might use messages sent to GPS units to direct drivers away from the site of a highway accident.

This factor informs about the heterogeneous networks congestion and dis-congestion system.

In the past, congestion pricing systems around the world have required physical detection systems that can be extremely costly to implement.

Eventually, people will have to pay to drive in congested areas, especially if they're driving large, inefficient vehicles (current congestion pricing systems in London and other cities rely on cameras to identify license plates).

David Stubbs This series purports to show us the future – one filled with people and congestion and systems at breaking point – by examining the busiest places in the world.

This paper analyses the trade-off between equity and efficiency in the design of the Stockholm congestion charging systems.

Luckily, I was on a livelier Trafficmaster table at the Autocar Awards, perhaps more buoyant with the hope that Christmas sales of sat navs and congestion avoidance systems will help us find a way out of this mess.

I.B.M. and other tech companies are discovering a mother lode of potential new business for their high-wage engineers and programmers thanks to the fact that mayors all over the world are thinking about going green through congestion pricing systems.

In the meantime, drivers are met with "closed" signs at Department of Motor Vehicles offices two days a month, environmental programs are left unattended, piles of dirt mark where highway lanes are to be built to ease the state's infamous traffic congestion, school systems mull layoffs and counties prepare to sue thes tate for nonpayment of bills.

In the meantime, drivers are met with "closed" signs at Department of Motor Vehicles offices two days a month, environmental programs are left unattended, piles of dirt mark where highway lanes are to be built to ease the state's infamous traffic congestion, school systems mull layoffs and counties prepare to sue the state for nonpayment of bills.