Sentences with phrase «n't keep up with traffic»

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In a denial - of - service attack, hackers basically overload an online service with Internet traffic, thus causing the service to become inaccessible because it can't keep up.

Those days the kitchen just can not keep up with the increased traffic, so food and service suffers.

We've had to endure a rough winter that kept us pretty much holed up in a house in an area where we didn't know anyone, find new doctors, deal with unexpected leaks and minor floods (twice), get used to where things were located and how to navigate the traffic patterns.

Nashville's downtown traffic might have been brutal, but it didn't keep a raucous Thursday night crowd from showing up to witness a potential playoff preview with the Anaheim Ducks.

Atlanta Public Schools Chief Financial Officer Lisa Bracken said the school district has higher costs for several reasons: The expense of city living drives up teacher pay; the district has «low population» schools that lack economies of scale but are kept open «due to urban traffic constraints and community needs;» many students need extra services because they have learning problems or disabilities, don't speak English fluently or come from poverty; and the district has a large unfunded pension liability with growing obligations.

«You're not out to beat anyone,» muses the 356's owner, A. J. Mueller, as he occasionally mats the throttle to keep up with traffic.

You won't set any land speed records, but you'll never struggle to keep up with traffic, either.

It's not particularly quick, with 0 - 62mph taking 11.5 seconds, but is perfectly capable of keeping up with traffic and claims official economy of 78.5 mpg, which is great news for those who expect to cover high annual mileages.

Plus when not towing, he'd like to enjoy a vehicle that can easily keep up with highway traffic.

Available Adaptive Cruise Control lets you stay at a safe following distance by keeping up with the flow of traffic on the highway, and Blind Spot Warning monitors areas you can't normally see.

Petrol models are better, but aren't as efficient and could do with being a bit more powerful to keep up with traffic easily.

But if you buy a base model, do not expect the muscle of the Turbo: The base engine puts out 100 horsepower, plenty for keeping up with traffic, but not nearly enough to qualify it as a true sports - sedan.

As a result, most drivers will find they are more aggressive with the throttle and constantly have to work their way up and down the gearbox to keep up with traffic, which won't help their fuel economy in everyday driving.

To be honest, the first - generation Vue was not the most horrible vehicle from a performance standpoint, but that was so long as you opted for the V6, which turned out enough power to move the little ute quickly enough to keep up with traffic.

There's sufficient oomph to keep up with motorway traffic, but not much more, and the vehicle's top speed is 90mph.

Since peak torque is available rather high on the rpm ladder, you'll have to push the engine hard to keep up with hurried traffic; so don't expect plenty of smoothness in these conditions.

The active cruise control wasn't able to smoothly follow a car in front (it continually and alternately applies gas and brake, which is great if you'd like your passengers to throw up) and accelerated far too slowly to keep up with traffic.

While the acceleration wasn't scintillating, it was more than enough to keep up with the traffic and for overtaking.

The only available engine in the HR - V is a 1.8 - liter inline - 4 that isn't especially powerful, but is economical and will keep up with traffic both at the lights and on the highway.

The relatively small, fuel - injected engine does a commendable job of keeping the van up with traffic, but do not expect it to turn the 3,500 - pound van into a land rocket.

The pace of traffic was not quick, as the trip computer's display showing an average speed of 10 mph attested, so keeping up with traffic was not challenging.

Driving Assistant Plus, also available as an option, incorporates Collision and Pedestrian Warning with City Braking function, Speed Limit Info, Proactive Driving Assistant, Active Cruise Control with Stop & Go function, and the Traffic Jam assistant, which not only maintains a safe distance to the car in front in stop - start traffic at up to 60 km / h (37 mph), but also keeps the car iTraffic Jam assistant, which not only maintains a safe distance to the car in front in stop - start traffic at up to 60 km / h (37 mph), but also keeps the car itraffic at up to 60 km / h (37 mph), but also keeps the car in lane.

HP's website can't keep up with all the traffic after prices of the HP TouchPad dropped to $ 99.

So when an electrified «bike» is roughly the size of a conventional bike, but is throttle operated and not pedaled, yet isn't powerful enough to keep up with faster traffic, it begs the question of just what category to put it in, and where it's legal or illegal to ride it.

Naveen Lambda, IBM's global lead in intelligent transporation systems, says IBM knows traffic capacity can not increase fast enough to keep up with demand.IBM also think that there are technological solutions.

Bicyclists may not use freeway's, toll bridges, or any other road where it is impossible to keep up with traffic.

But keep in mind, you could end up with the same Arizona traffic ticket fines and penalties and you might not be eligible to take a driving school course to dismiss your ticket.

Many online traffic schools were established years ago and they can't even seem to keep up with the latest rules and regulations related to online traffic schools.