Sentence examples for traffic instance from inspiring English sources

These hardness results hold even if the traffic instance is a partial broadcast.

As a first attempt to understand the trade-off between the number of wavelengths and the number of ADMs, we concentrate on the all-to-all, uniform traffic instance with multi-hop, splittable communication.

Manchester's passenger traffic, for instance, increased to more than 4.5 million last year from 1 million in 1997.

Grumbling about traffic, for instance, felt better when delivered to an actual human ear rather than posted on social media.

Some paths are spontaneous -- cutting across a lane of stalled traffic, for instance -- but some acquire the economy of habit.

A "yellow" activity is one in which civil disobedience -- blocking traffic, for instance -- is expected to take place, while a "red" activity can include property destruction, confrontations with the police and other illegal behavior.

The Accord also offers a console-mounted HV (for "hybrid vehicle") button that returns the car to standard hybrid operation, conserving the remaining electric range for when it's most effective (in stop-and-go traffic, for instance).

A wine hobbyist might check to see whether the local wine shop needs an extra clerk to handle holiday traffic, for instance.

Birrell says vehicle-to-vehicle communication could tell the car whether the road ahead is busy with traffic, for instance, while vehicle-to-road communication could warn if the traffic lights the driver is approaching are about to change.

These errors are the exceptions that prove the rule: the brain's capacity to mould and refine our senses normally helps us make sense of the world, so we can hear "stop" above the roar of traffic, for instance.

If you look at any of the major Web portals by subdomain, the email service always comes out near the top in terms of driving traffic (for instance, see Yahoo's breakdown).