Sentence examples for congestion together from inspiring English sources
The unexpected congestion together with limited network capacity might challenge the provision of multimedia services especially since multicast subscribers are widely scattered.
In the first phase – adaptive training – we propose a Time-Lagged Feedfoptimizedtwork (TLFN) optimized by hybridization of particle swarm optimization and genetic algorithm to predict the source of congestion together with the amount of congestion.
The temporary locations were chosen based on accumulated EMS data (EMS center's registry), in which most geographically affected areas with regard to number of incidents and traffic congestion together with the distance to the nearest hospital were used to identify most appropriate locations for TS.
Decreased VEGF expression in lung tissue and diffuse increase of interstitial cellularity, interstitial edema, and vascular congestion together with enhanced severity of lung injury were observed in the intestinal I/R group.
The congestion status, together with the end-to-end delay, is used in the routing selection.
Fish happen to be a good model for what we do: research on fish "traffic" management has led to the formulation of three simple rules they follow to avoid congestion while moving together with hundreds or thousands of other fish.
An alliance of the region's top chief executives is urging ambitious, costly steps to improve commuter rail, bus networks and other transportation systems to reduce chronic traffic congestion and bind together the "super region" stretching from Baltimore to Richmond.
Giving railway firms greater leeway to set their own prices would let them spread demand around peak times, cutting congestion.The only way to reduce congestion and prices together is to do things like lengthening platforms and upgrading signals, which would mean more people could be carried in the busiest areas.
However, because roads can carry more driverless vehicles traveling closer together, traffic congestion actually improves dramatically.
Officials cut the ribbon on a $4 billion, 8.5-mile rail tunnel that runs almost 200 feet below the Bosporus seabed, part of a broader project called the Marmaray meant to bind Europe and Asia closer together, ease congestion in the city and, in more grandiose visions, eventually form part of a trade route between Europe and China.
More than that, cars will work together to avoid congestion, potentially eliminating gridlock.
