The better alternative for sudden spikes is to rank the priorities of various types of traffic, and divert the lowest-priority communications to other network providers that may have excess capacity, or to other types of networks.
Varvara Lepchenko vs. Angelique Kerber Two left-handers who have made fast, sudden rises up the ranks meet in the third round after impressive performances in the first two.
The shooting of the unarmed West African immigrant by four white officers spurred protests, prompted various examinations of the department's admittedly aggressive tactics, and attracted so much attention that police officials blamed the news media for what they said was a sudden timidity among the rank-and-file.
A former party secretary, he had never served in the army, and South Korean analysts see his sudden rise in the military ranks under Mr. Kim as a sign that the North Korean leader is letting the party reassert its influence over the military as he vowed to channel more national resources into the rebuilding of the economy.
Their rehabilitation in almost every quarter must rank as the most sudden, surprising and complete in the history of brand management.
Sudden changes are made to the ranking and display of Google search results, which inevitably maximise income for Google and yet punish small companies that have become dependent on Google for their livelihood.
In information networks like Wikipedia, where a document remains alive for months and even years, popularity is governed by bursts of sudden events and is explained by the rank shift model [19].
"The U.S. must avoid a situation where it cannot pay, and its triple-A ranking plunges all of a sudden," the Japanese finance minister, Taro Aso, said on Monday.
"The U.S. must avoid a situation where it cannot pay, and its triple-A ranking plunges all of a sudden," the Japanese finance minister, Taro Aso, was quoted as saying by Reuters.
