Sentence examples for extreme traffic from inspiring English sources

The likely consequences: extreme traffic congestion and even higher concentrations of air pollution and planet-warming carbon emissions.

A comprehensive quantification methodology for extreme traffic and climatic load combinations was suggested including technical (functional), economic, environmental and social-human aspects with appropriate weighing.

Furthermore, Flock-CC provides graceful performance degradation in terms of packet delivery ratio, packet loss, delay and energy tax under low, high and extreme traffic loads.

Furthermore, it was inferred that employing higher CR dosages and fine CR gradations in asphalt binder will aid in producing an outstanding AR binder capable of performing well under extreme traffic and environmental conditions.

Where The Force Awakens is going, they don't need wheels, and indeed this is exactly the kind of outdated tech that could cause extreme traffic chaos on planets where the nearest thing to a road is a flattened sand dune.

The Pirate Bay team has also set up a special site for trial coverage, but as they say: As you can tell, you lucky bastard that made it into our site, we are suffering for extreme traffic.

D-TDD behaves excellently under extreme asymmetric traffic demand situations.

According to the February 2014 memo, there are actually more than 25 bureaus, staffed by 70 employees, who treat 22,500 "messages" per year, although "this figure does not included [sic] the high volume of extreme sensitive traffic from the Washington station".

Make sure you use high-quality brick to allow your stairs to stand extreme weather, traffic, and the test of time.

The problem addressed by this paper is to enable a manufacturer's representative to configure an inter-office switch with a balance of desirable functionality and measured performance under several potential extremes of traffic.

The ZCED simultaneously characterizes (i) customer needs in three regimes: safety-critical, business-critical, or non-critical; (ii) extremes of traffic in terms of non-peak, average, peak, and peak peak scenarios; and (iii) measurable performance in terms of frequency of lost transactions.