Sentence examples for traffic reference from inspiring English sources

The IEEE 802.11p, the defacto vehicular networking standard, is selected as the communication protocols, and the roadside sensors are deployed to collect the average speed in the targeted area as the downstream traffic reference.

For likes and follows, ChompOn estimated attribution by looking at traffic references and subtracting out purchases made through shares/Tweets as well as purchases made through direct traffic.

Visible from all five boroughs, they are nearly twice the size of the two Elmhurst tanks, the radio-traffic-report reference points in Queens that were torn down in 1996.

It's a weird industry because a significant part of the traffic on those reference websites comes from search engines.

The Bali plan for a "regional co-operation framework" to counter human trafficking did make reference to a possible "centre or centres" where asylum-seekers could be handled.

Granted, anticipation is heightened at first sight with teeming stage traffic, spiced with references to a glorious city, untrammeled by the ravages of war, and to the "great mystery of the Eastern world".

These results are combined with the GPS measurements and the data provided by the CAN bus in order to provide globally referenced traffic information.

And if they do, they make some off-hand reference to traffic -- as if the fact that Los Angeles has traffic came as a news flash to them that very day.

Officials of the State Troopers Fraternal Association said race had nothing to do with the traffic stops, and made reference to a study that suggests black drivers may be more prone to speeding.

In this section, a comparison of selected principal traffic results in the Reference and Alternative scenarios is reported.

A heuristic approach is to assume the maximum number of traffic bursts as the reference bound for degradation.