Sentence examples for further overheads from inspiring English sources
There are further overheads due to the 802.11 MAC headers and protocol used to reliably transmit data over the WiFi channel, though they are optimized for larger packets (1,500 bytes).
We minimize the calls to device functions inside the kernel limiting them only to those quite long parts of code repeatedly executed, to avoid further overheads.
For an exchange of synchronous keys, further overhead in terms of security must be performed.
On a chilly night, Bellamy warmed Tomislav Pacovski's hands from distance and the goalkeeper was further tested, overhead, by a shot from Church.
Further system overhead comes from unused allocations.
Further, the overhead for processing false positives may potentially reduce the performance.
With the fuzzy index, not only does water quality move from a linguistic description to a quantifiable representation without further computational overhead, but it produces a membership grade that shows to what strength a stream's water quality belongs to a class (examples are shown in Table 2).
It's lack of understanding of how science is done in the United States can be found in the proposal to eliminate or cut still further the overhead costs associated with research projects that the government pays as part of research grants and contracts.
"Further reductions in overheads are anticipated along with the realization of benefits from procurement initiatives in fiscal 2010 and 2011," Foster's said.
(3) The data sender can also obtain CSI by estimating the training sequence included in MU-CTSs, which enables it to receive B-ACKs in parallel, therefore further reducing temporal overheads.
"The board's aim this season is to consolidate DAFC's place in the Scottish Premier League and are working hard to further reduce our overheads, so that we are able to absorb the impact of the ongoing deterioration in the general economic climate, which unfortunately has led to a reduction in attendances and commercial income for all clubs.
