Sentence examples for electrical traffic from inspiring English sources

Scientists already knew about the one-way chemical and electrical traffic from a nerve cell to a muscle or other target tissue, but Dr. Hamburger's laboratory determined that the traffic was two-way.

Since the deregulation of the energy industry, the section of the Midwest grid identified in the report has become one of the great crossroads in the transmission of power across the nation -- a kind of Times Square in the flow of electrical traffic.

In the mid-1920s the city established the first zoning ordinances, electrical traffic signals and street lighting.

But because plants are already "analog electrical computers," trafficking in electrical inputs and outputs, he is hopeful that he and Mancuso will be able to harness them for computational tasks.

Still, Kerry is right that the prosperous, urban side of India, with a straining, highly inefficient electrical grid, traffic-choked streets and other sources of energy waste, can do plenty to cut emissions even as it boosts energy access.

On the other hand, a cyberattack made by one state against another state, resulting in damage against critical infrastructures such as the electrical grid, air traffic control systems, or financial networks, might legitimately be considered an armed attack if attribution could be proved.

A hack affecting the electrical grid or traffic control system could impede voters' abilities to get to the polls.

The cutoff occurred around 8 a.m. as workers were upgrading the electrical system for the traffic management center in Long Island City, Queens, that is used by transportation workers and the police.

A number of high-profile cases of hacking, including an attack on Google this year and on the national electrical grid and air traffic control systems last year, have raised new concerns about the security of Internet voting.

What you won't see is frequent air traffic, overhead electrical lines or obtrusive park lighting.

My most recent job was as an electrical engineer troubleshooting air traffic control equipment for the FAA.