As explained in the previous subsection, and later in Remark 1, these differential backlog terms lead to unfair data admission for indirect users, and their effect can be reduced by using ({rho ^{m}_{k}}W_{e}) terms.
This can happen for several time slots, in buffer-aided relay-assisted cellular networks, due to the admission of a large packet and low service rate of the queue of an indirect user at the BS (which is caused by the differential backlog terms described in the next subsection).
These smaller planes make up close to half of the order backlog in unit terms and around a third in terms of value.
But it is thought this drop represents a backlog of long-term asylum "legacy" cases moving out of the system.
In a conference call last week, Time Warner said that for the first time since the boom its backlog of long-term online advertising contracts had stopped declining, which means the new advertising revenue should begin to climb in the fourth quarter, helping its profits.
It is an appealing investment because, like CSC, it works off a backlog of long-term agreements.
"Given the nature of their backlog and their long-term contracts, I don't see any diminution in that growth rate," Russell states.
Tim Cook today mentioned on the earnings call today that Apple was seeing "a significant state of backlog right now" in terms of iPhone 5 production, and the "largest volume ramp in Apple's history".
At the same time, he said, "we see a bit of plateauing in terms of the backlog of transactions".
Although the number of women presenting for screening was below expectation in both of the states, the screenings in Kebbi were more successful in terms of identifying the backlog of fistula patients needing surgery.
