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Nearly half of those — 25,433 residents — are in Queens, which tends to have more overhead lines that are more susceptible to being blown over, Mr. Gilbride said.

This is because more number of transmissions through the intermediate nodes will have more overhead energy consumptions of radio amplifier for propagation loss.

Retail outlets generally charge more than online stores because physical stores have more overhead.

Continental, which says it has more overhead bin space on its planes and uses that as a marketing tool to attract customers, opposed the templates, contending they would prevent its passengers from carrying their bags onto its aircraft.

This allows BigBasket to offer a large selection, but also means it has more overhead than hyperlocal services that partner with existing merchants and needs to more time to prepare before expanding into new cities.

Within nine months, the carrier hopes to have more spacious overhead bins in about 240 of those planes, which are the workhorses of its fleet.

Cooperative schemes have more communication overhead than non-cooperative solutions but may result in higher spectrum usage efficiency and sensing accuracy [4].

Schemes like two-phase commit (2PC) scheme or the three-phase commit (3PC) scheme can also be used for detecting state inconsistencies; however, these schemes have more communication overhead than the C-State-based method due to a significant number of message transmissions.

Protocols proposed earlier such as SMSSec, PK-SIM have more computation and communication overheads.

This will allow you to shoot a killer overhead and to have more control over the position of the shuttle.

For example, one of the key findings of this paper is that although semi QDI-based asynchronous design provides an attractive solution because of its relaxed constraint on clock distribution network, but it has more timing overhead for TSV failures than the counterpart loosely synchronous design.