Sentence examples for a greater throughput from inspiring English sources

However, when channel dependent scheduling is employed, users may achieve a greater throughput due to a larger multiuser diversity gain.

Using a dual-port memory can help to avoid the stall of the processing chain, leading to a greater throughput.

The explanation is the same: since the server is sending many fewer messages (and note that these messages are bigger as they now carry the chain of recipients), the server's network link is less stressed out, allowing a greater throughput.

The IPC with confirmation yields a slightly greater throughput than the IPC with stability check for the rate-1/2 and rate-3/4 codes, the two schedules result in the same throughput for the rate-2/3 code, and the IPC with stability check produces a slightly greater throughput than the IPC with confirmation for the rate-5/6 code.

The IPC with confirmation provides a slightly greater throughput than the IPC with stability check with the rate-1/2 WiMAX code for signal-to-noise ratios between 1 dB and 5 dB.

In order to develop applications of ion implantation for precision tooling, moulds and large number of engineering components, improvement in the MEtal Vapor Vacuum Arc (MEVVA) source implantor for industrial ion implantation now offers more attractive costs per unit area and a potentially greater throughput.

The solution enables the "WBC over DVB-H" system to operate with good flexibility, and in a more reliable way and with greater throughput efficiency than the standard IP datacasting supported in DVB-H.

Different values for e v that do not cause a desired Nash equilibrium are shown in Fig. 4. As it can be seen from Fig. 4, less aggressive vigilante players (e g =1.2,e v =1.2) will cause the greedy player to stay in a cell and, as a result, its utility function will be minimized allowing greater throughput.

Absence of post amplification procedures allows rapid analysis with a greater sample throughput, yet with less risk of amplicon carry-over as reaction tubes are not opened.

We propose a novel cellular architecture, RT-MuPAC, that supports greater throughput compared to conventional cellular architectures.

Reduction in the acquisition length of MBI is desirable in order to allow greater throughput, more easily permit the collection of additional views within a single exam time when necessary, and likely make the exam more comfortable for some patients who have difficulty remaining still throughout each 10-min acquisition.