Sentence examples for traffic dissipates from inspiring English sources
The restaurant is in a sort of void between the hubbub of the central Village and the charm of the West Village, a block where pedestrian traffic dissipates as Seventh Avenue South flows into Varick Street.
The usual congestion of traffic dissipated as a dust storm darkened the city at midday, creating a sense of gloom rather than celebration.
I wound my way down through Topanga Canyon, the commuter traffic dissipated by now, and I saw how the creek was tearing at the banks and there were two or three places where there was water on the road and the soft red dough of the mud was like something that had come out of a mold.
The kinetic energy caused by earthquakes, wind or traffic loads is not only dissipated by EM dampers, but also stored by energy-harvesting electric circuits connected to EM dampers.
A VA station built sooner rather than later will help dissipate the parking and traffic nightmare that will ensue once Westwood Station opens.
A SKY-BLUE smokestack rises above an elevated section of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, sending swirling clouds of dissipating steam over the endless traffic.
The tacos and seviches are in as fine a form here as at the original, but some of the atmosphere dissipates in the subway rumble and traffic heat of the busy avenue.
While the crossings were closed, long lines of traffic formed, yet when everything was reopened the lines dissipated quickly.
In these networks, sensor nodes near the sink dissipate their energy so fast due to their many-to-one traffic pattern, and finally they die early.
Soon after it dissipated, the storm dropped heavy rainfall across the region, causing one traffic accident in Hong Kong and killing twelve people due to landslides.
