Sentence examples for frequent overhead from inspiring English sources
For airports, this is summed up by the frequent overhead announcement, "If you see something, say something".
The recommendation of Neer (2006) to treat displacements of the tuberosity of less than 1 cm nonoperatively has been revised, and in the current literature it is recommended that surgical fixation be used for fractures with more than 5 mm of displacement in the general population or more than 3 mm of displacement in active patients with frequent overhead activity (Park et al. 1997, George 2007).
To analyze whether frequent overhead-sports activity increases the risk for rotator cuff disease in patients with spinal cord injuries (SCIs) who are wheelchair dependent.
However, per-packet acknowledgement of the traditional stop-and-wait, ARQ mechanism reduces the efficiency of communication because of frequent acknowledgement overhead.
What you won't see is frequent air traffic, overhead electrical lines or obtrusive park lighting.
This dynamics provides us with the selection of the best clusters, which leads to cost reduction of frequent handover signaling overhead.
The disadvantages of direct current are that expensive substations are required at frequent intervals and the overhead wire or third rail must be relatively large and heavy.
Here's the director on "Psycho," explaining his frequent balletic use of overhead cameras to prime the movie's final revelation: A.H. I raised the camera when Perkins was going upstairs.
The unnamed teenager (like the frequent filming from directly overhead, it's not clear if that gimmick has a point) is exercising his secret telekinesis much more now, to the point where his parents and step-relatives really should twig; but they're busy being mildly selfish in a manner too humdrum to sustain any menace.
For large systems, such frequent communication presents significant overhead and thus subject to the following optimizations: Firstly, we cluster the Parent Updates communication.
Bob Crow, general secretary of the RMT transport union, said: "The truth is that rail performance is being hammered by cuts to maintenance and staffing demanded by the ORR themselves with the result that we are seeing frequent cracked rails and overhead line failures all piling on the passenger delays.
