Sentence examples for flow traveling from inspiring English sources

Intelligent cache insertion policies can increase cache efficiency and the diversity of cached contents, and reduce the requests flow traveling to content servers.

The continuous air flow traveling from the fan through the grid of spacers allows for a person to sit comfortably with no build-up of sweat or humidity within the cushion.

Similarly, one can derive the participating links to the flow on path R i ( E, D ), which are e A C and e A D. Let ξ be the set of participating links to the flow traveling along subpath R i ( A, B ) of R i ( s, d ) with CNC performed, the reliability of the flow on R i ( s, d ) can be expressed as P i ( s, d ) = ∏ l ∈ R i ( s, d ) ( 1 − p l ) · ∏ l ∈ ξ ( 1 − p l ).

The program at the attacker side runs at the edge router and only marks and signs those flows traveling from the inside of the network to the outside.

The marking program runs at the source edge router and only marks those flows traveling from the inside of the network to the outside.

For the Y structure that has five transmission links as shown in Figure 3b, the reliabilities of unicast flows traveling from node A to node B and from node B to node D with CNC at node C can be expressed as P i ( A, B ) = ( 1 − p e AC ) ( 1 − p e CB ) ( 1 − p e BC ), (20).

In the months that followed (296 days), residents were permitted to return to their homes in the exclusion zone between 09.00 and 14 00 (known as daytime entry), although access was withheld during periods of raised activity, due to the heightened risk of pyroclastic flows traveling down the valley.

For the X structure that has six links as shown in Figure 3c, the reliabilities of unicast flows traveling from node A to node B and from node E to node D with CNC at node C are expressed as P i ( A, B ) = ( 1 − p e AC ) ( 1 − p e CB ) ( 1 − p e EC ) ( 1 − p e EB ), (24).

Even though the eruption rate remained high, the advance of the front of the lava flow slowed, traveling 6 km (3.7 miles) on the second day, 4 km (2.5 miles) on the third day, and 3 km (1.9 miles) on the fourth day.

The dynamic flow of traveling and pickup is described in Figure 2. Figure 2 The trips of a pigeon.

These were initiated as a thin sliding mass in weathered coarse-grained granite and hornfels, and became two different types of debris flow after traveling down the slopes.