Sentence examples for traffic developed from inspiring English sources

Most of the Western railways were given large land grants to encourage immigrants to settle along them, while low promotional rates on long-haul traffic developed transcontinental trade.

Airline passenger traffic developed in inverse proportion to that of the railways and roads, increasing steadily from the late 1970s as road and railway passage declined in response to the threat of ambush.

One of the most difficult problems that appear in the exploitation of a WiMAX network is the non-uniformity of traffic developed by different base stations.

TELEPHONE TRAFFIC  Developing countries receive many more minutes of outgoing international calls than they make.

"There is no change in the long-term outlook or in the market going forward or in how we see data traffic developing on wireless networks," Mr. Svanberg said.

Instead, the designs of the sites and the loyalty and traffic they developed before their demise are being valued most.

As the police closed off Route 9 during the chase, traffic jams developed along the back roads in Essex and Deep River, Conn.

Three alternatives involving trans-Hudson rail traffic were developed and the study group is scheduled to indicate its preference shortly, Mr. Warrington said.

And in an area with a traffic plan, developed by Sam Schwartz Engineering, that seeks to "promote transit and discourage driving," public transportation remains a preferred option.

Opium trade, in Chinese history, the traffic that developed in the 18th and 19th centuries in which Western countries, mostly Great Britain, exported opium grown in India and sold it to China.

Then, the program for vertical coupling vibration simulation of low-speed maglev traffic is developed.