outbound traffic

At that time of the morning there was no outbound traffic, and Thomas let the car go.

Why else would they be putting a hold on outbound traffic, wanting to search each ship?

The outbound traffic was heavy, and I didn't get to the house until almost seven-ten.

However, in your case, what you may want to check is your outbound traffic.

Outbound traffic, especially a small mining vessel, would attract no attention at all.

Continue to monitor, record, and track any outbound traffic.

It had already been open to outbound traffic.

I've already issued a hold on all scheduled incoming and outbound traffic."

They followed the outbound traffic as the South Carolina coastal plain spread beneath them.

In this case, the freight and other expenses for outbound traffic are borne by the importer.

Outbound traffic approaching a pedestrian crossing in Seville often queues up to 1.1 km.

Not all firewall software will protect computers from sending unauthorized or harmful outbound traffic.

Millions of tons would be needed to build a system that could carry all Earth's outbound traffic; so the dream remained a dream.

Filter inbound and outbound traffic, including through business partner networks ("extranets").

Until the 1960s the main outbound traffic was agricultural produce, wool, firewood, timber; along with incoming supplies for town.

If outbound traffic is not heavy, the nearest destinations can be reached by car from New York City in just under two hours.

By midafternoon yesterday, the outbound traffic on the region's highways was bumper to bumper.

Penn State limits students in residence halls to 1.5 gigabytes of inbound or outbound traffic a week.

Marshalling yard and sidings to handle the outbound traffic from the briquette factory.

Closer to Epsilon Eridani, within a light-week of the system, there was no outbound traffic at all.

If it can't be used, then outbound traffic goes on the ISDN line.

Outbound traffic is unencrypted so associating it with the inbound node will break the anonymity.

To avoid giving away the milk for free, peering contracts tend to have a clause that requires a balance in inbound and outbound traffic.

Dividing the inbound and outbound traffic lanes was a series of grass-covered squares, separated by cross streets.

Gant idly watched the cars and lorries that drew up in the three lanes that were used by outbound traffic.