Members of Ms. Spears's camp say that although she expressed jitters about performing on television again, she showed a semblance of sticking to her regimen.
The three expressed no jitters about what awaited them on the island: they were the mounts that Prince Harry, third in line to the British throne, would be riding in an exhibition polo match late that afternoon.
Figures 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17 present the performance results in terms of throughput, goodput, mean packet delay, and jitter (expressed in percentage of the maximum value).
The recommendation for the N times Tframe in the RMPA varies from the minimum value corresponding to the necessary duration of the scanning process, TSCN, to the minimum value of all jitter and latencies expressed in Table3 for the different application profiles.
Number 1 expresses that there is not crowd jitter.
They support the view he expressed this week that, at a time of new bond-market jitters and jangling economic nerves, Italy would suffer "great harm" if he were ousted, because it would enter a new period of political instability.
Unlike traditional data communication, where system performance is largely measured in terms of the average overall throughput and loss rate, real-time communications may require QoS metrics expressed in terms of the mean delay or its variance (jitter).
A plunge in shares in Tokyo prompted jitters in the world's emerging markets yesterday as investors expressed fresh concern about the Japanese government's recovery plan and the possible phasing out of America's stimulus programme.
Some analysts expressed concern on Thursday that the company's stock value was overblown given the jitters sweeping stock markets.
Jitter → The difference between arrival times of packets at the receiver, expressed in seconds.
