Sentence examples for fraction of the bandwidth from inspiring English sources

For example, Amazon Instant Video still only holds a fraction of the bandwidth when compared with Netflix, but its traffic is growing.

Wire-speed QoS Even though Ooma uses only a fraction of the bandwidth of standard VoIP technology, preserving voice quality requires that those packets arrive on time.

However, each node is aware of the fraction of the bandwidth resources it used during the previous time period.

For example, the actual received SNR at the relay from channel 1, which is allocated fraction of the source power and fraction of the bandwidth, simply is.

In the second phase, ST accesses to the PT's licensed bandwidth as a trusted relay by allocating a fraction of the bandwidth and power to forward PT's information with decode-and-forward (DF) relaying protocol.

"Digital Television: Has the Revolution Stalled?" by Aaron Futch, Yemi Giwa et al. When digital television technology first hit the scene it garnered great excitement, with its promise of movie theater picture and sound on a fraction of the bandwidth of analog.

The fraction of the requested bandwidth over the available bandwidth can be approximated according to such unit fraction.

First, we approximate the fraction of the requested bandwidth over the available bandwidth per slot, by means of an Egyptian Fraction [20, 21], that is, a sum of distinct unit fractions.

Noh, 2012 [32] proposed a distributed and dynamic cooperative scheme of silencing MBS transmission over part of the system bandwidth, where the silencing fraction of the whole bandwidth was determined online.

When adjacent subcarriers are allocated to DFT outputs from the same user such that the user data is confined to only a fraction of the available bandwidth, this is referred to as localized SC-FDMA (LFDMA) but when DFT outputs are spread over the entire bandwidth with zero amplitude allocated to unused subcarriers, it is referred to as distributed SC-FDMA (DFDMA).

Hybrid links typically utilize only a fraction of the RF bandwidth in comparison with RF-only links [226].