Sentence examples for traffic aimed at from inspiring English sources

"British modems are certainly being used for this," said Blessing, who said that the London Internet Exchange — which routes traffic in and out of the UK — had been helping to block nuisance traffic aimed at Spamhaus.

A report Anchor published Thursday shows that nearly half of all the advertising clicks coming from Vietnam are composed of fraudulent traffic aimed at inflating online publishers' advertising revenue, according to an analysis of billions of clicks a month on its clients' advertising networks.

TEHRAN —Seemingly unaffected by a sharp increase in gasoline prices that went into effect at midnight on Sunday, drivers jammed the streets here on Monday after the government lifted traffic restrictions aimed at reducing severe air pollution.

One of these new application areas is traffic flow extraction aimed at supporting better traffic monitoring and management.

Kelly accredited the NYPD as another reason behind the record low in traffic deaths and said, "NYPD traffic enforcement is aimed at saving lives, and that's reflected in the million summonses we issue for moving violations annually".

This ex-ante evaluation of policy acceptability should be combined with other evaluations (e.g. cost-benefit analysis, traffic forecast simulations) aimed at assessing policies from an economic/technical point of view.

Researchers working on the project arrived at specifications for seven different circuit types, ranging up in complexity, which can handle experimental traffic-management algorithms aimed at tackling even the trickiest network traffic negotiations.

Aimed at traffic engineers, the manual contains application instances and provides criteria for assessing the performance of an operational technique.

Starting from these considerations, we designed, developed, and experimentally evaluated a simple traffic shaping mechanism, Burst2Save, aimed at mitigating this gap.

VANETs are expected to be a key enabling technology for the development of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSs) meant to improve the quality of transportation by enabling a broad range of applications: primarily safety but also services aimed at traffic management, enhanced drive comfort, audio/video streaming and generalized information and entertainment.

This, they point out, may have implications for wider policies aimed at traffic reduction.