Sentence examples for traffic reduced from inspiring English sources

But the F.A.A. forecasts that commercial aviation traffic, reduced sharply as a result of recession and terrorism, will be rebounding, and some of the new products are tailor made for the crowded skies and runways that prevailed a year ago.

Four years later, scientists led by Helen M. Worden at the federal government's National Center for Atmospheric Research have roughly quantified the extent to which the Beijing government's temporary crackdown on urban traffic reduced carbon dioxide levels.

1. Voice: to accommodate the bursty nature of voice traffic, reduced inter-frame space (RIFS) introduced in the IEEE 802.11n standard is used by the proposed mechanism as RIFS is more suitable for traffic that has considerable inter-frame interval but require higher medium access priority [34].

The traffic reduced significantly when the GCR introduced road transport to Marylebone, but the problem remained until 1936, being one reason the LPTB gave for abolishing the carrying of parcels on Inner Circle trains.

Deleting the item with the lowest factor loading (traffic) reduced the alpha very slightly to 0.74.

Its use alleviates truck traffic, reducing noise and emissions on city streets.

"Chief Scagnelli will say, 'Let's not forget why we're all here: We're here to move traffic, move traffic, move traffic, reduce injuries, move traffic, move traffic, move traffic, reduce accidents, move traffic, move traffic, move traffic, reduce fatalities, move traffic, move traffic, move traffic,' " Mr. Pilecki said.

We had four years of mixed messages with the traffic generating Thames Gateway Bridge sitting alongside the traffic reducing congestion charge.

Such tailored offerings are also sold to governments to manage traffic, reduce energy consumption and curb crime.

He would invest in light-rail systems, cleaner buses and high-speed trains that would cut traffic, reduce smog and end our dependence on foreign oil.

The system's imprecision obliges controllers to keep more distance between air traffic, reducing the number of planes that can fly in the available space.