"highly overloaded" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to emphasize how something is overwhelmed or overburdened with a task or workload. For example, "The servers were highly overloaded during peak hours, causing the system to crash."
As mentioned before, sensor nodes around sinks tend to be highly overloaded and the network lifetime is limited by the lifetime of the most overloaded node among them.
Due to the characteristics of convergecast traffic to each sink, sensor nodes around sinks tend to be highly overloaded.
As shown in Figure 6, due to the many-to-one traffic pattern (i.e., convergecast traffic to each sink), sensor nodes around sinks tend to be highly overloaded.
For example, when too many applications are offloaded to the same edge cloud, if all of them are executed on the same container, it will be highly overloaded.
It can also be shown that that power estimation and control are possible for very highly overloaded systems.
By using these codes, we can achieve errorless transmission in the absence of channel noise for highly overloaded systems.
Though we agree with Kohlhammer et al. (2012) that visualization and visual analytics are vital for informed decision-making and policy modeling in a highly complex information environment overloaded with data and information, we do not advocate using network visualizations as the only evidence for decision-making or policy setting.
And it wastes the time of scientists by overloading highly cited journals such as Science with inappropriate submissions from researchers who are desperate to gain points from their evaluators.‡.
They were well suited to a time of cavemen and tigers and can be overloaded in our highly complex world.
Description: If one car is overloaded continuously, its components will be highly stressed and the wear of affected components will be increased.
What's worse, they're overloaded with jargon and circulate in highly specialized journals so very few people have the opportunity to read them.
