Sentence examples for individual traffic from inspiring English sources

Some people will note I've said little about individual traffic numbers.

The publisher of the Daily Mirror is facing strike action from journalists at five of its titles including the Liverpool Echo and Birmingham Post over plans to introduce individual traffic target.

Unlike the cases brought in cases over deaths and injuries in individual traffic accidents, some of which have resulted in six-figure settlements, the class-action suits are focused on the claims of drivers who have yet to suffer any tire failure.

The records include a vast array of material spanning the administrations of three different governors and seven attorneys general: from state police training manuals, major policy initiatives and disciplinary records to minutiae like radio logs and thousands of pages of individual traffic tickets issued by troopers.

Finally the third assignment considers also the individual traffic.

The delay of individual traffic flows, in feed-forward networks under arbitrary multiplexing, was computed [8].

Another recommended action is for the CPS to give advice to independent agencies and charities supporting individual trafficking and slavery victims "on their responsibilities in respect of the disclosure of files in criminal proceedings".

Roadway density was significantly associated with eNO, whereas LUR estimates of individual traffic-related pollutants were not, suggesting that local roadways may be a significant source of exposure not captured by the LUR, or that roadway density may better represent the complex mixture of traffic-related air pollution, which includes combustion products, asphalt, and rubber.

We measured the density of local roadways surrounding the child's home, and we also used land-use regression (LUR) model results to estimate each child's exposure to individual traffic-related pollutants at the postal code level, an area equivalent to about 30 homes or one large apartment building.

Clinical outcomes in any illness are determined by specific factors related to the illness itself and also by the patient's general state of health and by the presence of other chronic medical conditions often coded in an EAR if the individual traffics the health service.

Evidence suggests that 50percentt or more of individuals trafficked in the U.S. have been forced into sectors other than commercial sex and a good number of them are in fact men.