Sentence examples for backlog data from inspiring English sources

In this way, user nodes carrying more backlog data would have higher transmission priority to form transmission links with target receivers.

Deterministic network calculus makes use of arrival curve and service curve to work out the deterministic boundary of the network performance parameters [7, 8], such as the maximum delay of the network data flow, the cache backlog data in the network communication nodes, and backlog length.

By matching the winning bidder and thus the winning bid, where available, to the main data set, unbiased procurement backlog data are available for all companies.

When a user is in the range of a Wi-Fi access point, all the backlogged data packets in the buffer are uploaded to the destination server through Wi-Fi communication regardless of its priority.

The tag has the ability to transmit to a satellite up to 250 times a day, but if the seal is below surface, it doesn't bother sending in order to save energy, instead holding its backlog of data until it's a good time to transmit.

While these federal officials are working as quickly as they can to evaluate new regulations, they are up against a massive backlog of data.

Yet the necessity of such a system (in one form or another) and the enormous backlog of data associated with it are poisonous to attempts at modification.

"As a result, a large backlog of data was generated and we are now working to clear that backlog and restore normal service as quickly as possible". The crash comes only a few hours after RIM had issued a statement which said all services were now "operating normally".

"As a result, a large backlog of data was generated and we are now working to clear that backlog and restore normal service".

Redshift, Amazon's petabyte-scale solution to better manage huge backlogs of data, was first announced in November 2012.

Last year's week-long worldwide BlackBerry network outage was initially caused by the failure of a core switch at a UK datacenter which in turn triggered a wider "cascade failure" — as then co-CEO Lazaridis put it — with backlogs of data building up in EMEA and overloading RIM's systems in other regions.