Sentence examples for steering traffic from inspiring English sources

'People were running towards the crash site and steering traffic away not knowing who was in the car.

The company, the world's largest maker of networking equipment for steering traffic on the Internet, is considered a bellwether of corporate technology spending, and investors were hoping Cisco executives would declare that a widespread recovery was under way.

Similar derision greeted Israel's promised withdrawals earlier this month, which amounted to a few roads being opened in Gaza, and to PA policemen steering traffic in Bethlehem, but left both areas utterly sealed from other Palestinian territories, and still penurious in their economies.

Recently, software defined networking (SDN) technology is considered for controlling resources and steering traffic in wireless networks.

But it clearly has the potential of steering traffic away from Ebay which counts on the sheer number of its offerings to make it first choice of collectors.

For instance, how SDN can help in steering traffic between dynamically instantiated Virtual Network Functions, and providing support for NFV service chaining?

But Dr. Sri was easily flustered, and steering through traffic made her nervous.

Judge Gerald Bruce Lee of U.S. District Court, who is presiding in the case, granted a request from Microsoft to begin steering Internet traffic that has been infected by Nitol and other malware away from 3322.org to a special site called a sinkhole.

At least three aspects are considered beneficial as future work: first, the extension of the promising SON design with variable step size to be applicable to the IRAT LC SON; second, the design of QoS-based triggers for tuning the network selection control parameters; furthermore, automatic traffic steering, which may steer ongoing connections between the LTE and WLAN systems.

Scruggs tapped the steering wheel as traffic slowed again.

Despite the rapid progression, the strategies for traffic steering in NFV environment, are still facing imminent challenges to be addressed.