The phrase "a better bandwidth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in data transfer rates or network capacity in a technical context.
Example: "Upgrading our internet service will provide a better bandwidth, allowing for faster downloads and smoother streaming."
Alternatives: "an improved bandwidth" or "enhanced bandwidth".
However, the new state-of-the-art of signalling technologies permit a better bandwidth resulting in an exponential solution space.
However, the question arises whether it is suitable to have MPLS nodes just at the edge of the network to collect packet traffic from users, or to introduce also MPLS facilities on a subset of the core nodes in order to exploit packet switching flexibility and multiplexing, thus inducing a better bandwidth allocation.
For low SNR values (SNR below 6 dB), both schemes achieve approximatively the same BER performance, and therefore, the DDST scheme outperforms its TDMT counterpart in terms of data rate, since it has a better bandwidth efficiency.
The ML estimator presents also poor estimation performance for the intended channel, while the subspace method is able to return a good channel estimate, with a better bandwidth efficiency compared to the other estimators, as soon as there are enough OFDM symbols to compute the covariance matrix.
The choice of the non-orthogonal pulses is flexible and can be adapted to the knowledge of the channel; therefore, NOFDM systems have a better bandwidth efficiency than OFDM systems and tends to be more robust against frequency-selective fading [16].
Moreover, remote healthcare use cases will get a boost with better bandwidth to enhance the video and enable new use cases such as assisted surgery with augmented and virtual reality.
While Google is giving YouTube users some tips to improve their connections, there isn't really all that much you can do beyond switching to an ISP that offers better bandwidth for video content.
Sawmill also uses new techniques to obtain better bandwidth from a log-structured file system.
It supports better bandwidth utilisation through an Effective Rate control algorithm, adaptive to traffic characteristics.
The radiology department benefits from a separate sub-network allowing a better communication bandwidth between different imaging equipment.
SDN adds benefits including better bandwidth management, improved quality of service for a higher user experience, high-quality video support, lower packet loss and latency for a higher quality voice experience, all at a lower cost with better security.
