The proposal will allow broadband companies to impose usage-based pricing, charging customers higher prices if they make heavy use of data-rich applications like streaming movies.
Data traffic is growing so rapidly that carriers have imposed usage caps and raised prices.
However, PACER is unique in another important way: it imposes usage charges on citizens for downloading, viewing, and even searching for case materials.
Furthermore, in [10], the joint allocation of power and rate is examined as an actual two variable non-cooperative game via centrally imposed usage-based pricing, while in [11], a similar approach is extended to two-tier femtocell architectures.
Pirelli put out a statement on Sunday night after the race that said its 2013 suggestion to impose maximum usage limits on tyres had not been adopted by F1.
If things go less well, the existing wireless giants would buy the spectrum and impose similar usage restrictions that exist on cellular networks in the U.S. today, putting us further behind Europe and Asia.
For context: artists use the service to voluntarily allow anyone to share, download or stream their music for free or in exchange for 50% of royalties, and Jamendo doesn't impose any usage limits upon users (for which it is loved).
Strictly speaking, most users would probably be happy if it were possible to impose universal usage control[31] on data submitted to providers (a sort of "reverse DRM", where end-users get to control how multi-national corporations use their data), but despite Krautheim's efforts[12], we do not believe this will be a reality in the foreseeable future.
We subsequently present experimental results that demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed sFlow-based mechanism compared to the native OF approach, in terms of overhead imposed on usage of system resources.
Unknown and steep topography of the slope, covered by unstable debris material, imposed the usage of a Remotely Piloted Aircraft System RPASS) to provide the data about the present slope topography.
Heavy electricity use, meanwhile, could be limited by imposing power-usage standards on electronics manufacturers, as exist for refrigerators and washing machines.
