Sentence examples for enabled traffic from inspiring English sources

"This technological innovation enabled traffic enforcement authorities to determine and quantify blood alcohol concentrations with sufficient accuracy to meet the demands of legal evidence," the National Safety Council said in naming Mr. Borkenstein to its Safety and Health Hall of Fame International in 1988.

When the VPN is enabled, traffic is then routed through Been Choice's servers where it performs deep packet inspection on the content.

Also completed in 1988 were the frontage road bridges over Leon and Slick Ranch Creek, which enabled traffic to travel the entire corridor from Loop 1604 to US 90 by way of the frontage roads.

In 1992, the city announced that it would embed sensors in Manhattan roadways that would enable traffic engineers to track and monitor conditions from Queens; it also announced a program to upgrade the city's system of traffic lights.

It has designed a Smart Highway, which will embed technology in existing roads to recharge electric cars as they drive along, and enable traffic signals and information signage to respond to changes in the weather and driving conditions.

Further, we discuss how MPLS is used with OSPFand IS IS extensions to enable traffic engineering.

It is hoped the new section of the A487 carriageway will improve journey times and ease congestion by enabling traffic to bypass Porthmadog, Tremadog and Minffordd.

In this case, the slightly unbalanced fish topology adopted in the CN enables traffic engineering applications since different types of traffic may follow different paths in the CN.

While MPLS enables traffic engineering, resource reservation, fault tolerance, and optimization of transmission resources in the CN, it does not define a QoS architecture itself.

Standardisation of railway data is instead one of the main requirements of the European Railway Traffic Management System (ERTMS) to enable traffic interoperability across different countries along the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T).

The availability of two or more connectivity providers (configuration known as multihoming) allows improvements in failure tolerance and enables traffic engineering capabilities.