Sentence examples for grid traffic from inspiring English sources
An improved national grid would end the situation that prevails at many hours in the East today, when coal plants that can produce power cheaply sit idle while cleaner natural gas plants are running full tilt, able to sell their more expensive power because grid traffic is so bad that the coal power cannot reach the market.
Grid traffic and normal world wide web traffic will both be present on these shared links.
Additionally, we provide the comparison of one of the FAN architectures against DiffServ and under Grid traffic.
We assume that Grid traffic is only composed by GridFTP sessions that arrive following a stationary Poisson process.
In this paper, we compare two scheduling algorithms of the Flow Aware Networking (FAN) architecture under Grid traffic.
It is easy to confuse this concept with the emerging field of machine learning such as the smart energy grid, traffic control using the sensor Web or the Planetary Skin Initiative recently announced by Nasa and Cisco.
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.
It now has more than 2,000 projects worldwide, applying computer intelligence to create more efficient systems for utility grids, traffic management, food distribution, water conservation and health care.
I.B.M.'s chief executive, Samuel J. Palmisano, is proposing a technology-fueled economic recovery plan that calls for public and private investment in more efficient systems for utility grids, traffic management, food distribution, water conservation and health care.
In 2008, I.B.M. declared that it was going to make a big push into the industrial Internet, using computing intelligence to create more efficient systems for utility grids, traffic management, food distribution, water conservation and health care.
Examples of these complex systems can be found in manufacturing, smart-grids, traffic control, logistics, economics and biology, among others.
