Sentence examples for imposed on traffic from inspiring English sources

In addition to the global budgetary constraint, the optimization is also conditioned on local constraints imposed on traffic flow by insufficient load carrying capacity of deficient bridges.

By that time a 10-ton weight limit had been imposed on traffic using the bridge, because of its poor structural state.

However, it is recommended that the benefits of reducing the extra costs that adverse weather impose on traffic are estimated and included in road-project assessment tools to capture the burden and strain imposed on road users.

Besides, in [19], a fixed departure rate is assigned to UGS; specified delay constraint is composed on rtPS traffic, and a minimum throughput requirement is imposed on nrtPS traffic.

Under sharp questioning today from the senators, Captain Fuentes said he was convinced that the restraints imposed on troopers in traffic stops had worked well.

A1 Syria Boosts Border Checks Syria has dramatically increased the inspections it imposes on commercial traffic coming from Lebanon, leaving hundreds of trucks stranded at border crossings for more than a week, and adding a bitter trade dispute to the already strained relationship between the two countries.

The most important provisions of the legislation approved today would exempt the high-speed data services offered by the phone companies from the same 1996 requirements that are imposed on long-distance voice traffic, namely that the companies cannot offer such services without first opening their local markets and permitting smaller rivals to lease their equipment.

Note that the "aggregate input rate" means the total summed rate of all the traffic imposed on the AP.

Other issues include the traffic load imposed on ISPs by P2P networks, which can motivate ISPs to interfere with the P2P traffic.

Ref. [12] takes into account that sensor nodes near the sink node suffer from heavy traffic load imposed on them, and therefore their energy is quickly depleted.

Eighty-five lactating Holstein dairy cows in loose housing conditions in 2 symmetrical pens, each containing 28 feeding places, 3 waterers, and 1 automatic milking system (AMS), were used to evaluate the effects of the traffic type imposed on lactating cows through an AMS on milking frequency, feeding behavior, and milk production.