Sentence examples for capacity systems from inspiring English sources

We develop a finite queue Markov chain for non-preemptive priority scheduling, extending the previous work on infinite capacity systems.

Its feasibility and reliability are guaranteed by innumerable designs implemented and experiences carried out, mainly focused on small capacity systems.

Tempest also features server-like HDD space by using dual 120mm fans to cool cages holding up to 8 HDDs allowing for large capacity systems while maintaining cool temperatures.

Error-correction-coding is also applicable, but in high capacity systems the number of bits affected by a fade increases with the line rate.

The actual energy obtained by the users was also very close to the design values though the batteries were slightly oversized for lower capacity systems.

Energy piles are heat capacity systems that have been increasingly exploited to provide both supplies of energy and structural support to civil structures.

"[By 2016] we will be able to transport 60% of the people in this high capacity system of transport," he says.

He claimed that only very simple properties are detected by the large capacity system, and that any semantic properties, or properties relating to the particular identity of a stimulus, are detected only after representations of the stimulus have passed through the attentional-bottleneck and into the smaller capacity system.

According to this late selection theory of attention the consequences of passing through the bottleneck of attention into the post-attentive small capacity system are only (1) that the subject comes to be conscious of the contents that the large capacity system has already succeeded in encoding and (2) that those contents come to be stored in working memory (Deutsch and Deutsch, 1963).

The economic performances expressed in terms of cost of water production have been based on different system capacity, system energy source, system component, and water source.

These include limited administrative capacity, system and program fragmentation, lack of adequate monitoring and evaluation systems, and flaws in program design.