Sentence examples for reasonable traffic from inspiring English sources
The commute, in reasonable traffic, is about 25 minutes.
It took me almost an hour to get home – a 20-minute car journey with reasonable traffic – and a great many of the cars blocking my solitary progress were taxis populated by a driver and a single passenger.
They walked down the poor streets, which were very quiet, with big windows blank with sagging curtains and makeshift blinds, to where there was the light of shops and reasonable traffic, London again.
Other exceptions include an allowance for ISPs to predict periods of peak demand and introduce "reasonable traffic management measures", and to group some services into traffic "classes", which can be sped up or slowed down at will.
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Traffic characteristics investigation of staggered intersection lays the foundation of scientific and reasonable traffic control strategies.
In the absence of new rules from Brussels, individual European countries will define their own versions of "reasonable" network traffic management, in most cases leaving great discretion to network operators, said Chris Marsden, a senior lecturer on Internet law at the University of Essex in Britain.
We assume that a reasonable statistical traffic demand matrix is available.
Our performance evaluation indicates that the proposed schemes are indeed effective in improving query response times, data availability and query hop-counts at reasonable communication traffic cost in M-P2P networks as compared to a recent existing scheme.
The relevant law says that "No person shall drive upon a highway at such a slow speed as to impede or block the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, unless the reduced speed is necessary for safe operation, because of a grade, or in compliance with law".
Dr Howard Robinson, chief executive of the Road Surface Treatments Association, says most roads in the UK that experience a reasonable amount of traffic will start softening at 50C.
