Sentence examples for idle areas from inspiring English sources

The parameter β reflects the weight of the traffic loading factor, and thus naturally decides when traffic-aware method begins to drive packets out of congested path and scatter them in other unloaded or idle areas.

It's a pretty simple idea in theory but Yahoo! has had to do a lot of work to get device manufacturers and mobile operating system developers to include its search bar in the idle areas of their products or at least develop versions that end-users can install that are compatible with the myriad of mobile devices currently on the market.

Limousines that once waited on the road's shoulders for executives at the World Financial Center now idle in residential areas.

The press has not been idle in these areas but it tends to miss the big picture, which is how business interests have colonised government and the public sector, turning nearly all front-rank politicians into their clients.

Using data from 3 million taxi rides, the new algorithm works in real-time to reroute cars based on incoming requests, and can also proactively send idle cars to areas with high demand — a step that speeds up service 20percentt, according to Rus.

After all, state and federal resources belong to the people, and 45percentt of California (more than 45 million acres) is government-controlled land, leaving vast areas idle and mostly undeveloped.

Although fewer particles for the active Sec61 complex led to a lower-resolution map than that for the idle complex, some areas are better resolved than others.

Based on this field, packets will be forwarded toward the idle or unloaded area.

In a world of inhomogeneous climate policy, missing out policies on either production or consumption leaves an important policy area idle, rendering climate policy inefficient and potentially ineffective.

Service and emergency vehicles likewise tend to park and idle in the same areas while doing their work, so it's a matter of consulting with the agencies involved to figure out where to place them.

Two blocks from the square, along the Mobile River behind the business district, stand the downtown docks and wharves, once the center of the world's cotton trade, but now largely idle; plans for this area call for construction of a major convention hall to be completed in 1993.