Sentence examples for a throughput from from inspiring English sources

With respect to the CRS subsystem, the 100x objective we used is not NIR optimized, and does not have as high a throughput from 785 nm to 1000 nm as the 50x objective.

The 32-step-unrolled high-throughput design requires 7 090 ALMs and achieves a throughput ranges from 5 776 Mbit/s to 9 490 Mbit/s at a maximum frequency of 173 MHz.

The basic iterative compact design requires 923 ALMs and achieves a throughput ranging from 225 Mbit/s to 394 Mbit/s at a maximum frequency of 198 MHz.

The service curves of BE connections 23 and 25 in Figure 21 also distinguish a throughput drop from the 4.0th second to the 6.0th second.

Hence, the FQFC can efficiently control the delay according to the goal delay and the tolerable range;   (ii) the service curves of nrtPS connections 11 and 13 in Figure 20 distinguish a throughput drop from the 4.0th second to the 6.0th second, whereas FQFC still maintains the throughput to meet the QoS requirements.

Hence, the FQFC can efficiently control the delay according to the goal delay and the tolerable range; the service curves of nrtPS connections 11 and 13 in Figure 20 distinguish a throughput drop from the 4.0th second to the 6.0th second, whereas FQFC still maintains the throughput to meet the QoS requirements.

Therefore we propose a MAC layer handoff mechanism for IEEE 802.11 WLAN by using AP's capability information as a handoff criterion, especially an achievable throughput from APs.

Simulations indicate that long frame durations are not only good from a throughput perspective but also seem to provide good delay performance but also may cause starvation.

Eclipse Ventures partner Seth Winterroth, who invested in 6RS's $6 million seed round, said now that the robots are on the market, "I expect 6RS will integrate systems on site with customers, and have those customers experience substantial increases in efficiency from a throughput perspective, then get ready to deploy them in larger volumes".

"qPCR certainly still has a significant advantage from a throughput perspective," says Iain Russell, senior product manager for dPCR at Life Technologies (recently purchased by Thermo Fisher Scientific), "and to be quite honest, for a large number of applications out there it meets all the needs of the customer".

Finally, an STA's achievable throughput,, from an nAP (i.e., the nAP with STAs, but actually STAs are associated with the nAP) is given by (6).