Sentence examples for a very low overhead from inspiring English sources

We also show that our approach incurs a very low overhead when compared to existing techniques.

Experiments and analyses show that EDDK has a very low overhead in terms of computation, communication, and storage.

In addition, MiWi P2P has also a small footprint and a very low overhead as compared with ZigBee protocol.

A particular application of the proposed architecture to support the execution of a complex knowledge acquisition task is also introduced, showing a high scalability and a very low overhead.

This service will also have a big impact on the scheduling service as the ability to perform preemption with a very low overhead allows the use of more flexible scheduling algorithms.

It can be seen in the figures that both Layers 1 and 2 of the PRC are recovered progressively around 50 and 80% as expected with a very low overhead 2%(N=1000) to 4%(N=500).

Moreover, a clever bit-packing of the packet header optional addresses and fields allowed a very low-overhead implementation across a variety of transmission media, resulting in a very-high maximum channel occupancy for many of them.

If you work in a consulting field that has very low overhead, you may need to charge double the hourly wage instead of triple to remain competitive, while still covering your wages and expenses.

Although downgrading from OFDMA could potentially decrease the available throughput for broadcast messages, such control channels are known for having very low overhead and a low throughput of, in the case of the PBCH, just 350 bps[1].

He told sheriff's investigators that at around 11 a.m. on Sept. 3, he saw the plane fly very low overhead as if "looking for a place to land".

In this paper we show that, by using the CRT-based approach also in a network where nodes alternate between sleep and awake state, both reliability and energy saving can be achieved with a moderate increase in the overall complexity and with very low overhead as compared to the commonly used forwarding techniques.