Sentence examples for imposed overhead from inspiring English sources

In contrast, when the handshake is disabled the extra 8 bytes is imposed to the network by only ACK packet which makes the difference between the imposed overhead by the SCP-M model less than the SCP-O model.

The main problem of CACs is their high imposed overheads to NoC routers.

Even though IPv6 allows flexible protocol extensions, IPv6 does not impose overhead to intermediate routers.

Correspondingly, we consider that the gateway is capable of constructing the optimal (in some sense) transmission schedule for the active sensors and that the use of advertising channels to do so does not impose overhead on the system.

We leave this third alternative aside here for space reasons and for the sake of describing a fourth and entirely generic construction, which is based on standard encryption (unlike FHE) and works without interaction over distributed entities (as would be the case for GC [13] and MPC), which imposes overhead by additional network traffic.

Its boss, Martin Sorrell, who was long ago the Saatchis' money man, calculates that his parent company imposes overheads of 1% on its component agencies.

Encryption, decryption, and key distribution impose overheads on data throughput, energy consumption, memory space, and computation power.

Signaling overhead: In line with the previous analysis, the imposed signaling overhead is minimal and comprises of only |C| + 1 real numbers per iteration [a(t) and p ¯ var ] which can easily be carried out via existing signaling.

In addition, the imposed routing overhead by proactive routing protocol decreases when the number of nodes increases.

Finally, this section shows the imposed routing overhead by each of the considered routing protocols in this study.

Thus, message propagation through MPR rebroadcasting offers high efficiency with little cost in terms of imposed traffic overhead.