The phrase "a few terminals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of terminals, such as in a computer network or transportation context.
Example: "In the new system, we will be connecting a few terminals to enhance our data processing capabilities."
Alternatives: "several terminals" or "a handful of terminals".
For higher total throughput, channel resources may be consumed primarily by a few terminals whose SNRs are high enough, while others "starve".
Data networks, on the other hand, have developed with the goal of connecting a few terminals with a range of needs at the lowest price in the shortest time.
A few terminals are also found in SIP.
Although all the buildings are right by one another, there are a few terminals that are connected by an inter-connecting walkway up one area and down another.
A few terminal cases were still coughing their last in odd corners.
Cultivated maize (Z. mays ssp. mays) has mostly subterminal knobs and only a few terminal ones, which makes it different from the wild teosinte species in section Luxuriantes.
The ML and bayesian analyses are largely congruent with this tree, with the exception of the relationships among a few terminal taxa.
It is interesting that one or a few terminal modifying enzymes are responsible for the chemical modifications that result in the majority of natural phenazine derivatives.
The price paid is that stable trees that cross-validate well usually consist of no more than a few terminal nodes and are thus not very discriminating [ 24].
Half-life estimates are often only based on a few terminal timepoints, and short sampling profiles may bias half-life estimates downwards, as a pure elimination phase towards the end of the pharmacokinetic profile will not have been recorded.
Because double crossover events were rare, we discarded putative third crossovers because these are likely to be the result of genotyping error at one or a few terminal loci (Brieuc et al. 2014).
