Such a requirement yields heavy burden and overhead to the network, which blocks the deployment of the centralized design.
William Seale of ProFund Advisors says that Carnival will now suffer as the heavy burden of overhead is spread among fewer vacationers.
Now Carnival, despite being stronger than most cruise operators, will suffer as the heavy burden of overhead is spread among fewer vacationers, he says.
Moreover, it is relatively easy for a single-cell transmitter to acquire channel state information (CSI) of all receivers, but for MCBF, a control center is required to gather all the intra-cell CSI and the inter-cell CSI for all transmitters, and the exchange of CSI between the control center and transmitters brings heavy burden and overhead to the system.
Sources within Hearst considered the iVillage merger an ideal way to relinquish some of the burdens of overhead (estimated to be in the range of over $15 million annually), as well as salvage a pipeline through which the Hearst Corporation could keep its vast wealth of womens editorial content and name brands online.
When GM stopped selling Oldsmobiles it added to the overhead burden of all the other divisions.
The Security department is considered a "necessary evil" and an overhead burden on the company.
(Our cost formula looks at both one-time sales commissions and the annual burden of fees, overhead and trading commissions).
For the purposes of this analysis, and based on comparable administrative costs for peer companies plus the burden of stylist overhead, I have estimated contribution margin as 25%.
With the introduction of the optimization interval, we propose MSSLM to overcome the complexity and overhead burden of the original SLM.
A simplified version of dynamic clustering is cluster rotation, in which the complexity and overhead burden on the centralized processor are reduced by using one of several predefined patterns of clustering that change periodically.
