Sentence examples for have buffer from inspiring English sources

Most large airports are farther from residential communities, and also have buffer zones separating them.

Colorado and Montana have buffer zone laws similar to the current Massachusetts law, and many cities and towns have similar ordinances.

The common assumption in most of the literature in this area is that the relays do not have buffer to store packets for later transmission.

The reason for considering subslots is stated later in Remark 1. Figure 2 a shows the queueing model for a conventional relaying system, where the relay does not have buffer and therefore, if it receives a packet in a subslot, it has to transmit it immediately in the next subslot.

A solution of 5 mM di-hydrogenphosphate (Fig. 1,a) was found to have buffer power of 30 µmol acid (hydrogen ions, H+) and 24 µmol base (hydroxyl ions, OH−).

The KNP and private game reserves are fenced and have buffer zones established by double fencing (8 ).

e.g. 'don't talk to me; I have buffered way too much coffee this morning'.

The OR operation is since some receivers might have buffered the packet in a previous transmission.

For these reasons, high-speed lines generally do not have buffers between workstations.

Processes that have buffered ecosystems from high extinction rates in the past may also buffer ecosystems against disturbance of anthropogenic origin.

This conclusion supports the concept that miRNAs have buffers on their expression at the systems-level [ 32].