Sentence examples for moving congested from inspiring English sources

It was acknowledged some time ago that the motorways that had slow moving congested traffic caused a considerable loss of value to the community.

Long-term measures would include more expensive responses, such as moving congested border crossings to locations outside of heavily populated areas.

At times, the location of the entrance, the reception area and the VCT rooms made it necessary for the arriving users to move into highly congested sitting or reception areas in order to ask for directions.

If the corridor service becomes less responsive or congested the corridor will move to different end nodes within the broad region.

We found, and Figures 2 and 3 corroborate this, that the advanced algorithm increased the time before congestion began to build up and then once congested, the infected cars still moved through the system more efficiently.

It's a little hard to imagine this kind of incident — the tailgating area for Harvard-Yale is congested and normally cars are not moving very quickly.

For example, devices can be turned on and off, or moved from one place to another; networks may be congested and packets are dropped; the target (e.g., monitored person) may move from one building to another.

There likely will be times when data traffic gets congested, and as more vital communications move to the Internet, these delays will have larger consequences.

As more people moved out from London, and as the motorway became congested, London workers have piled onto the trains.

With the adapted algorithm the extra incentive to change lane means that the opposite lane fills first and so vehicles can still move, increasing the time before the whole system becomes congested.

Let's make them splendid, healthy, affordable places where people of all ages have freedom to move in a landscape that is not polluted and congested but alive with activity, commerce and beauty.