Sentence examples for bandwidth of a station from inspiring English sources

As computer science pioneer Andy Tanenbaum wrote: "Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway".

Fun Trivia: Netflix CEO Reed Hastings came up with the idea for the company after computer scientist, Andrew Tanenbaum, wrote a math problem asking students to determine the "bandwidth" of a station wagon carrying tapes.

In fixed assignment protocols like fixed assigned multiple access (FAMA) [18], the allocation of the channel bandwidth to a station is static, and independent of stations activities.

Each all-in-one device controls 2 to 4 sampling points/breakers, distributed according to the location of the primary device and accessed into 100 M bandwidth of station communication network.

The results in Figure 19 show that after 10 s, the maximum bandwidth of each wireless station is equally allocated to the capacity of the network, i.e., 20 Mbps, divided by the number of stations, i.e., three stations.

Table 1: Effective bandwidth of a transoceanic link.

First, the remaining bandwidth can be calculated by subtracting the current consumed bandwidth and the minimum guarantee bandwidth of non-greedy stations from their held bandwidth, i.e., initially half of the fair rate, on both uplink and downlink directions.

We formulate the user assignment as a utility maximization problem which is constrained by the resources (such as power or bandwidth) of the individual base stations (BSs) as well as users' minimum data rate requirements.

"But here we've achieved a greater bandwidth of spaces on a regular grid".

The broad bandwidth of the ISIS second target station source (planned to be operational in 2008) provides a significant challenge for the production of highly polarized neutron beams.

It has a peak interprocessor bandwidth of 96 GB/s and a peak memory bandwidth of 34 GB/s.