The phrase 'due to overflow' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing why something is occurring, or to explain a cause and effect. For example, "The streets were closed due to overflow from the nearby river."
If the incoming packets exceed M, all subsequent packets will be dropped due to overflow.
The arrows point out the produced ethanol due to overflow metabolism.
In hardware, packet loss may happen due to overflow at a finite-depth transmit buffer in addition to the packet corruption in the channel.
Traffic shaping is performed at the upper interface of the network side L2; when the network load is high, data may be lost due to overflow in the queue.
Other migrating or linear uptake was considered to represent movement via lymph channels or flow in the esophagus due to overflow of the PCSN probes at the site of injection (the tongue).
The underneath reason is the decreased collision probability that have direct influence on decreasing the number of packets dropped due to retry threshold exceeding and ones dropped due to overflow.
One of the reasons that packets are lost is due to overflowing queues.
We have ignored packets that are lost due to overflowing queues since the CBR packet delivery rate remains constant yet the access networks differ.
This could be taken as a basis for an initial calculation of the sizes of the batteries that will be needed to avoid overflowing, that is, as a basis study for the energy-dimensioning of the network so that all the energy that is harvested can be used effectively and not lost due to overflowing.
Due to overflowing rivers and dikes, 46,000 homes were flooded, including 141 "seriously".
Public transport is very unreliable, and during the five-month long rainy season (from November to March) some areas are virtually inaccessible due to overflowing rivers and waterlogged roads.
