Sentence examples for traffic which in from inspiring English sources

And that half-perceptible increase in optimism continues all the way to the movie's climactic sequence, a deadly incident in city traffic, which in the American version is suspenseful and horrifying, and in the Pangs' film is downright apocalyptic.

Some of these have been reported before, like doubling homepage traffic, which in and of itself would be huge.

Service providers are clamoring for faster gear to keep up with surging Internet traffic, which in some cases is doubling every 90 days.

It was an attempt to get you to click on CNN.com so that we could drive up our web traffic, which in turn would allow us to increase our advertising revenue.

In this paper we present and discuss Tstat, a tool for the collection and statistical analysis of TCP/IP traffic, which, in addition to recognized performance figures, infers TCP connection status from traces.

A firewall policy can error either create security holes that will allow malicious traffic to sneak into a private network or block legitimate traffic disrupting normal traffic, which in turn could lead to diestrous consequences.

In a spiral of cause and effect, new restriction and control measures have stimulated 'innovative' forms of entrance (like smuggling and trafficking), which in turn have led to newly restrictive and control-oriented admission requirements and procedures.

But unfortunately, making the issue into a crusade can lead to misconceptions about the nature and cause of trafficking, which in turn spurs urban legend and reactionary legislation based on hysteria.

We propose that either natural variation or genetic perturbation of HS biosynthesis influences the global regulation of vesicle trafficking, which in turn affects the cell's ability to process an excess of unfolded or misfolded protein.

We speculate therefore that CRACR2A-L might be a mechanism for coupling cytosolic Ca2+ elevation to protein trafficking which in turn impacts on endothelial tube formation and potentially other as yet unidentified downstream processes.

POINTE NOIRE, Republic of the Congo, 21 September 2011 – The governments of the Republic of Congo and Benin have signed a land mark agreement to protect children from child trafficking, which in recent years has become a major problem in the Congo.