Sentence examples for station traffic from inspiring English sources

The crews put up miles of reflector-striped barrels, and then station traffic guards, performing on a vampire's schedule.

And he rattled Breanna Castle, his friend, by making a video that featured a gas station, traffic and his incoherent mumbles.

To people who live here, it was also chillingly banal, dwelling on familiar scenes of buildings, a subway station, traffic and the flow of pedestrians across a crosswalk.

Since the arrival rates are for the base station traffic flow, which should be much larger than a single service provider, we divided them by 10 in this simulation.

In [22], a profile-based approach was designed to profile base station traffic and approximate the network-wide energy proportionality using non-load-adaptive base stations, and power off of underused base stations under light traffic.

The simulation results have indicated that the proposed TaLE-based framework can successfully support both the per-location fairness and service differentiation, irrespective of the number of stations per location, station mobility, the number of flows per station, traffic types, and any combination thereof.

So behind the walls of the city – Smith has a chapter on these – there is darkness, graffiti, street language, uprisings, religions, ghettos and slums, cathedral-like railway stations, traffic, trade, bazaars, malls, museums, red-light districts and so much else.

Barcelona, which has perfected most of the traditional niceties of urban life, and continues to dramatically improve its streets, has more recently outfitted itself with energy-saving lights on the streets, touchscreen information stations, traffic and pollution sensors, and charging points for phones and vehicles alike.

The most prominent features are gas stations, traffic lights and bus stops, which usually attract more hitchhikers.

Examples are the space demand in parking and fluent traffic (with resultant traffic congestions), space demand and the costs of energy supply infrastructures (e.g. electric charging stations), traffic safety or noise.

These average concentrations are based on both regional background stations and traffic stations, consequently, pollutant levels in the specific (urban) area under study may be even higher.