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For example, the throughput of a wireless system can be obtained only under specific packet loss rate.

For example, the throughput of one TCPconnection is 1,308,284 Bytes, and the throughput of the other TCP connection is1,427,256 Bytes.

The first example tackles the throughput challenge by developing new millimeter wave devices and protocols.

Figure 4 An example for the throughput cdf of an MN without ICIC in micro cells.

Taking the Berlin network and 5% cell edge as an example, the edge throughput grows from 1.2 to 4.5 Mbps for small K, and further to 4.9 Mbps for some of the larger K values.

For example, the daily throughput for ORF-finder is about 23,000 based on the second dataset.

Again, citing the Sappi Saiccor facility as an example, the SSL throughput was doubled by assuming that both of the MgO SSL streams would be directed to ethanol fermentation, instead of fermenting one of the streams.

For example, the high-throughput 'omics component of big data has demonstrated, across multiple studies, the potential for 'extreme genomic heterogeneity' [ 3].

Unfortunately, the MagNets backbone is an exception in terms of performance, as many other deployed networks achieve only single-digit throughputs; for example, the TfA network has a throughput of 6 8 Mbps.

When the number of backlogged users reaches a certain level, for example, 35 in this experiment, the throughput becomes flat for both MAX-FAIR and MAX, which means that the chances of improving the throughput by opportunistic scheduling with multiple users have been fully utilized.

As shown in Figure 2, while node B is receiving a data packet from node A, node C can schedule to send an RTS to node B. When this RTS propagates to node B, node B just finishes receiving data from node A and is now ready for the RTS from node C. Figure 2 RTS/CTS Example 2. We now evaluate the throughput of our modified RTS/CTS approach.