Sentence examples for less throughput from inspiring English sources
Keep in mind this is merely an eCensus, running a system that has less throughput and uptime than Facebook handles in an hour from Australia.
On the other hand, in one configuration of IDCT application, CPAMA provides 56% less throughput and consumes 55% more energy than ADRES.
Being able to multiplex and individually analyze many DNA sequences electronically on the same chip at the same time, compared with conventional sequencing procedures performed with much less throughput, as well as expensive reagents and machines, has the potential to dramatically lower the costs of sequencing.
More aggressive vigilante players (e g =1.2,e v =1.5) cause the greedy players to switch cells and, in a new cell, it takes time for the greedy player to minimize its utility function, which when minimized leads to less throughput for others.
The result shows that, for all, the STA achieves less throughput as the distance increases.
With Castadiva we achieve slightly less throughput than with ns-2 for the reasons explained in Section 5.1.
Based on any given preliminary design, the proposed heuristic evolution procedure can be systematically applied to produce an improved network with fewer interconnections, less total throughput and near minimum freshwater usage.
This represents 27%and35%5% less decoder throughput, respectively, than with the naive IPC.
As shown in Section 5.3, short measurement periods for quick load adaptation results in slightly less overall throughput, i.e., reduced overall network performance.
The best effort mechanism ensures more or less constant throughput, high packet delivery ratio, and low end-to-end delay which in turn ensure higher quality of service.
In Figure 3, we observe for instance, that MS with coverage range of 300 m will start relaying when they are farther than 1100 m from BS, while those MS with M2M radius of 200 m start relaying when they are farther than 1250 m from BS. Also, MS with a lower M2M coverage will have less overall throughput gain.
