Sentence examples for difference in overhead from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the only difference in overhead is in delivery of information on muting.

"There's a significant difference in overhead in running a traditional brick and mortar school and running a virtual school," says Huerta.

This can be explained by the difference in overhead costs or rent that for each location has to be paid.

When TFC overhead costs at Addis Ababa level were removed from the calculation, the difference in overheads between the two models was still maintained, but at lower degree (TFC was higher by two fold).

Poon and Weersink (2011) note that the use of gross income eliminates the problems of negative incomes and avoids distortions caused by differences in overhead (fixed) costs ("Appendix").

This allows us to determine the exact difference in read overhead between JPA and JPQL for RQ4.

There is no big difference in routing overhead between WSNHA-LBAR and LAR because they use the same cylindrical Rzone in their algorithm except that WSNHA LBAR will adjust size of the cylindrical Rzone when retransmitting RREQ, which leads to a little difference between WSNHA-LBAR and LAR.

For many working individuals and families there is little financial rationality in remaining uninsured; depending on household income there is little difference in household overheads between purchasing health insurance or paying an additional tax levy incurred as a result of opting out of insurance.

Because the costs in our model can be interpreted as proportional differences in ribosome overhead costs (ROC) due to ribosome pausing, for simplicity we refer to the model formulated here as ROC SEMPPR (see Materials and Methods).

The interesting result here is that there is a value of b above which parallel migration becomes more convenient than sequential migration: according to the aforementioned definition of migration cost, this happens when the difference in terms of network overhead becomes less significant than the difference in application throughput degradation, which is reduced when adopting a parallel migration.

More data is needed to determine whether shoulder pathology in overhead wheelchair athletes differs from overhead able bodied athletes, and whether shoulder pathology in overhead wheelchair athletes differs from MWC users who do not participate in overhead sports.