Sentence examples for traffic support from inspiring English sources

In North America many waterways, particularly those with relatively light commercial traffic, support large numbers of recreational craft.

Buses are cheaper only if the cost of roadways and public traffic support functions are not considered.

Sergeant Alex Vogt of New South Wales police traffic support group VIP cycles gave the waiting crowd something to watch as he went about his important work mustering cars for the royal getaway.

RVA assigned him some of the same air traffic support contract he'd previously been working on.

This is mainly due to a supposed different behaviour of freight operators: ProgTrans forecasts [37] consider the traffic support policy (as described above) to be strictly linked to the opening of the tunnel.

Then, we apply the proposed allocation policies with some operation rules for prioritized QoS traffic support in Section 5, and present simulation results in Section 6, followed by concluding remarks in Section 7. We overview the WiMedia specification with regard to PHY and MAC layers, MB-OFDM, and time-frequency code (TFC).

Golden Globe: Tom Hanks, Cast Away Michael Douglas's previous Oscar form: Best Actor for Wall Street (1987); Best Picture as producer for One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) Best supporting actor - Benicio Del Toro For Traffic Supporting actors have been one of the great attractions of the cinema since the 1920s.

This paper describes a computer-aided, spreadsheet implementation of a new procedure for design of end-plates and base-plates of sign, signal, and light cantilevered traffic support-structures and also for base-plates of span-wire-mounted traffic-signal structures.

Rypkema says that such traffic supports a fiscal argument for the conservation of monuments.

Similar to IEEE 802.16e protocol [5], the traffic supported by this OFDMA system is divided into four types, and a different traffic type has different QoS requirements.

The poor performance of EDCA for non-real-time traffic supports the argument that EDCA neglects non-real-time applications in favour of real-time applications.