Sentence examples for capacity is wasted from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, variable size packets (as in the traffic present in the Internet) require rather complex segmentation and reassembly processes and some switching capacity is wasted due to partial filling of timeslots.

Carr argues that the current setup is rife with inefficiency and excess capacity, citing studies showing that the typical corporate data center uses, at most, only a third of its available processing power while more than half of its storage capacity is wasted.

Consequently, the assigned capacity is wasted.

This signifies that the approximations are not so precise anymore and a lot of capacity is wasted in favor of the buffer size.

The fractional part of the cwnd has no effect on transmission and, consequently, a certain amount of predicted network capacity is wasted.

Many shipping companies set routes almost voluntarily so that routes are overlapping and partial capacity is wasted while the transportation demand of other ports cannot be satisfied.

Capacity was wasted in the same way as the gaps between vehicles represented lost transport opportunities.

Conventional link-assignment only authorises one outgoing link per active node, and if that link is not utilised during its scheduled timeslot, then the opportunity and potential capacity are wasted.

Conversely, higher decision thresholds entail less collisions but also a significant reduction in capacity because the OSA capability is wasted.

To limit the amount of excess capacity that is wasted, less than m a x(S u r g e L o a d i ) spare capacity could be maintained.

It has recently been estimated that 350 million barrels of oil (nearly a million barrels of oil a day -- a greater amount than the capacity of the Keystone Pipeline) is wasted on food that is thrown out (the oil is used in fertilizers, tractors, long-haul trucks, and by consumers to drive to grocery stores).