Sentence examples for may be queued from inspiring English sources

This ratio denotes that packets may be queued at the bottleneck when SCTP sends w packets into network.

Payments that are not costly to delay may be queued with a balance reactive LSM but are always delayed with a receipt reactive LSM.

When a call arrives at a cell in which no channel is available, it may be blocked or may be queued, depending on the CAC schemes used.

Of course, those preempted elastic traffic calls may be queued into a buffer to reduce forced termination probability at the expense of increasing transmission delay.

When the network traffic load is light, a given packet has a higher probability of being relayed by intermediate nodes; otherwise, it may be queued at intermediate nodes and a long delivery delay can be experienced.

That is, if spectrum handoff is not possible (i.e., no white spaces are available), preempted secondary sessions may be queued into a buffer to wait for a spectrum hole [25, 28].

If it happens, other European candidates may be queueing up.

And yet, unlike in aviation, the purchasers of these two pricing options may be queuing for the same bar and loo.

Music fans may not be queuing outside record shops in anticipation to physically buy the latest single on CD, but more people across the age ranges are buying singles than ever before, and it is all driven by the  digital market, which now accounts for more than 99 per cent of all  single tracks sold in the UK.

Coupled with the coefficients on the wage variable, these results suggest that there may indeed be queuing for jobs in firms that enjoy monopoly rents and immigrants are the ones least likely to be close to the front of the queue.

May I suggest that the "Sweeney Todd" soundtrack not be queued up first on your playlist (Amazon.com; $18.99)?