Sentence examples for traffic tool from inspiring English sources

In Sweden, potted vegetation is a traffic tool, placed on local roads to slow down drivers on straightaways.

Roundabouts, a major traffic tool in Sweden, are difficult to imagine on the high-density streets of Manhattan, transportation experts say.

The sources of excitation include personnel, cart, and other in-plant traffic, tool operations, and rotating machinery unbalance.

1. Reinventing the wheel: new tech turns regular bikes into hybrids – and a traffic tool The Copenhagen Wheel turns bicycles into electric hybrids able to multiply pedal power, track your heart rate and monitor potholes.

For this project two calculation tools, called Carbon Counter and Traffic Tool, were developed by the Flemish Agency for Roads and Traffic in order to estimate the carbon dioxide emissions of respectively the construction process and the traffic disturbance caused by the construction.

The traffic tool shows 170 "jam cams" as well as information on incidents and roadworks which may affect journeys.

Google also offers more sophisticated search traffic tools that marketers can use to fine-tune ad campaigns.

If that is the case, it may not matter much to the public where additional air traffic tools come from, but it is important, analysts say, that the F.A.A. be able to pick and choose effectively among them.

After wasting hundreds of millions of dollars on failed modernization projects that would have replaced the basic air traffic tools, the agency is having more success with its Free Flight strategy, which uses stand-alone systems that represent more manageable technological leaps.

And as the busy tourist stores pointed out, sometimes the makeup and buying intents of some kinds of traffic are different than others, so more sophisticated traffic tools – like video analytics – would be needed before retailers would be able to really draw any conclusions about the composition of traffic and the sales opportunities they represent.

In December — continuing the Israeli adtech invasion — SimilarWeb, a traffic estimator tool based in Tel Aviv, bought Quettra, a mobile analytics and measurement tools provider.