Sentence examples for gateway location from inspiring English sources
Somerville, once considered a congested, remote, hardscrabble city, is now AMB Property's idea of a hub and gateway location.
Antwerp rose to prominence by cannily exploiting its gateway location at the heart of a rapidly expanding Habsburg empire.
Pete Polowski, committee chairman, said he could not support the Creekmoor application as it was at such a "gateway location" to the town and added that he had a number of policy concerns.
This means that the total flow f t I into candidate gateway location t has to be zero if x t =0; otherwise, f t I can grow as large as the maximum potential flow in any link in the network which is equal to the total data generation rate G in the network, thus rendering the constraint void.
"It was very shocking to have the very first ballot at 10 o'clock this morning not go into the machine," said state Rep. Audrey Gibson, who hoped to be first to vote at the Gateway location.
Two case studies at gateway locations in the Veluwe area in the Netherlands show that gateways can tempt many visitors to park their car at the gateway, which results in reduced traffic flow within an area.
In our paper, optimal gateway locations can be quickly chosen by an intelligent algorithm, which applies for all the traffic distribution scenarios.
A very similar problem was addressed in [13], but in that study gateway locations are either prefixed or searched on a preselected grid in a brutal-force way.
The two companies began developing the ground network system two years ago and the deal cals for equipment to support satellite access points in gateway locations around the world — including purpose-built switching systems, outdoor modems and power amplifiers.
Let Ku,t be the set of all active paths from source underwater node u to surface gateway candidate location t.
The average end-to-end delay between u and the virtual sink (all surface gateway candidate location) is E τ u E = ∑ t ∈ T ∑ k i ∈ K u, t f k i τ k i E g u, ∀ u ∈ U, (38).
