Sentence examples for interactive traffic from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we propose a learning automata (LA -based scheduLA -basedrithm for WiMAX uplink real-time multimedia interactive traffic in a point to multipoint (PMP) architecture.
The QoS provided by today's best effort Internet is not good enough, especially for real-time interactive traffic categorized as Premium Traffic (PT).
His Smart Highway, currently in a pilot phase in the Netherlands, features giant snowflakes and flowers that, painted in illuminating paint onto the road surface, light up to tell drivers the outside temperature and provide interactive traffic directions.
For conversational, streaming and interactive traffic classes, average E2EDelay and availability are obtained for various vertical handoff algorithms.
From the requirements of IMT2000 QoS classes[20, 21], the conversational, streaming and interactive traffic classes expect less delay.
Moreover, availability performance is better for conversational and interactive traffic classes compared to traffic generated by streaming applications.
Chief among these: the guarantee of open access to the cable network for rival Internet service providers, a similar provision barring discriminatory treatment of interactive television traffic, and a monitoring system to handle complaints from the new AOL Time Warner's competitors.
SigFox, the French startup that is building dedicated cellular networks for Internet of Things objects from connected smoke alarms and refrigerators to interactive billboards, traffic systems and factory robots, has announced a big move into the U.S. market.
Real-time, interactive air traffic control monitors the player's actions and tries to prevent mid-air collisions.
The interest here is in designing an efficient scheme operated by an access point to integrate demanding traffics, such as high-quality real-time video and interactive Web traffics.
The strictures ultimately imposed on AOL Time Warner by the Federal Trade Commission-forcing it to provide unrestricted access to other Internet service providers and interactive television traffic-all but precluded it from exercising such control over its competitors.
