Sentence examples for mitigate the congestion from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we describe beaconing rate control approach with an one-dimensional Markov model, and based on this, an optimized beacon rate control scheme is proposed which aims to mitigate the congestion and maximize the deliver efficiency of beaconing.
Simulation results show that HPPD can significantly mitigate the congestion by reducing the retransmission overhead of dropped packets and achieve the proportional loss rate differentiation at the same time.
The fact that AVs are connected may also provide an opportunity to mitigate the congestion burden.
Hence in this work, multiple DGs with their optimal capacities are inserted to mitigate the congestion in the line.
This originates from the fact that SCS-CR lacks an effective strategy in packet dropping to mitigate the congestion.
SUIT is an image transport protocol which provides a fuzzy logic approach for estimating congestion efficiently and then reacting to mitigate the congestion.
The proposed FLECH market is a parallel running market with the existing markets specializing in the distribution grid, in order to assist DSO to mitigate the congestions and revitalize the DER economy, which is depicted in Fig. 1 as well.
Therefore, our future work will be inclined on designing a new routing technique that can be incorporated with potential features of mitigating the congestion on future Internet considering various heterogeneity factors of the user devices involved in future Internet.
"We've been working on this for a long time to make sure our wounded soldiers and their families get the support they need and we mitigate the traffic congestion," said Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.).
An explanation to this phenomenon could be that the route-switch of rerouted vehicles helps mitigate the on-going congestion or reduce the possibility of potential congestion on originally shortest routes, and thus facilitates smooth travel of non-rerouted vehicles on their original routes.
This will mitigate the potential traffic congestion while fully maintaining the accessibility to event sites.
