Sentence examples for traffic system and from inspiring English sources

Major changes are needed in both the structure of the air traffic system and operating practices.

It also again illustrated a conflict between the F.A.A., which regulates safety and operates the air traffic system, and the safety board, an independent advisory body that by law is in charge of the investigation.

Those are the changes the Federal Aviation Administration has been promising for years through an ambitious program to modernize the nation's air traffic system, and replace radars on the ground with satellite technology.

This paper describes the network properties of the current air traffic system and uses future scenarios of air traffic growth to understand the performance of future air traffic networks.

For example, airline executives have attributed most of this summer's difficulties to stormy weather, an antiquated air traffic system and covert protests by pilots and machinists, especially at United Airlines, which has had the worst on-time performance of the major airlines.

The system integrates information about traffic usually from travel-forecasting models with information about land use, to provide the input data to a range of commonly used models that estimate pollution from a road traffic system, and the energy consumption of that system.

A $1 billion city without residents will be developed in Lea County near Hobbs, officials said Tuesday, to help researchers test everything from intelligent traffic systems and new wireless networks to automated washing machines and self-flushing toilets.

Add to that the emergence of image analysis and facial recognition systems processing in-store footage, traffic systems, and surveillance.

Hacking the controls for nuclear power plants, traffic systems and other vital infrastructure after a spear-phishing breach requires significant skill, but that skill level is increasingly common.

SigFox, the French startup that is building dedicated cellular networks for Internet of Things objects from connected smoke alarms and refrigerators to interactive billboards, traffic systems and factory robots, has announced a big move into the U.S. market.

According to Fingar, that also means that there are an impossible number of these so-called soft targets for terrorists, including computerized traffic systems and electronic banking.