Thus, if the burst constructer constructs each burst on its corresponding inferior-quality subchannels and uses a low MCS; the bandwidth is inefficiently used.
If the required production levels fall below that rate, operators and machines are being inefficiently used; and if the rate goes too high, operators must work overtime, machine maintenance cannot keep up, breakdowns occur, and the costs of production rise.
This may create a situation where power infrastructure is inefficiently used and contributes to overinvestment in racks and power capacity.
Due to fixed spectrum assignment policies and its inadequate to meet an unexpected increase in the number of higher-data-rate devices, the spectrum is inefficiently used.
For example, if search to a larger extent is allocated to the formal or informal sector instead of the other, the search is inefficiently used as less efficient search methods in that sector need to be used.
Also, as all the time slots have the same length without considering frame length or traffic load, the allocated time slots may be inefficiently used in case of short frames or light traffic.
The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) reported that some of these bands (e.g., unlicensed bands at 2.4 and 5 Ghz) are overcrowded, while others (e.g., licensed bands such as the ultra-high frequency (UHF) band) are inefficiently used.
Although LA-MRSA can infect humans, it is inefficiently transmitted between humans or within human hospitals (van Cleef, Graveland, et al. 2011; Wassenberg et al. 2011).
Either it's commodity hardware used – inefficiently – for complex computation or specifically designed, expensive boards that can be used to bring in Bitcoin and little else.
It is centralized and uses capital inefficiently and favors the rich over the poor.
As it stands, resources are inefficiently focused on helping the lucky few that live in swing states, instead of used in ways that will do the most good for the most people.
