Sentence examples for cost traffic from inspiring English sources

Turning restriction is one of the commonest traffic management techniques and an effective low cost traffic improvement strategy in urban road networks.

She used Google AdWords to get targeted, low cost traffic.

Depending on a user/traffic classification, different trade-offs regarding security, cost, traffic prioritization, and general performance requirements could exist within the ERCN.

"If you look at the last 10 years or so, you can see it's low cost traffic that has grown much more quickly than the full service, all singing all dancing model [such as British Airways and KLM].

The comparison illustrates how the London airports are dominated by low-cost traffic, with the sector's share at almost 40%, against only 12% in Paris and less than 20% in Frankfurt's airports.

This operational managerial decision translates into a least-cost traffic routing problem for which five mixed integer linear programming models, corresponding to the most used commercial agreements in the industry, are hereby introduced.

There is a growing public awareness of aesthetic considerations and impatience with street cuts and their associated costs, traffic interferences, noise and accidental utility cuts.

Apart from the daily bread of housing costs, traffic, crime and cleanliness, she wants to campaign, London-style, on Paris's ability to pull in and hang on to business talent.

Google response says that its engineers have developed a "tailored solution" for restricting calls to specific numbers engaged in what some have called high-cost "traffic pumping" schemes, like adult chat and "free" conference call lines.

Various inherent nonlinearities in network operations can lead to an increase in complex communications, which can have unpredictable effects on different aspects of networks such as communication costs, traffic congestion and so on (Niazi and Hussain 2013a).

In modern large-scale networks, interaction of components often involves complex communications, which can have unpredictable effects on different aspects of networks such as communication costs, traffic congestion and so on.