Sentence examples for little latency from inspiring English sources

One of the aim is also to guarantee little latency and synchronization overheads: for that a loose synchronization mechanism called "weak synchronization" is described.

Nvidia's new entertainment system, called Shield, uses several hardware and software tricks to deliver games run on remote supercomputers with as little latency as possible, theoretically eliminating the need for owners to buy a new, more powerful version of the console every few years.

Therefore, a little latency, complexity, and power consumption are incurred for each relay node.

In addition, YouTube is introducing the ability to live stream in real-time with little latency and is adding new tools for easier chat moderation, it says.

Zhao and d'Sa told me that they've developed a platform for virtualizing mobile apps, so the apps can run in the cloud, without requiring any installation from the user, and with very little latency.

So the challenge for Adobe and Nvidia (which provided the hardware for this workflow) was to enable all of this data to flow with as little latency as possible.

For example, there is extensive discussion of the hematopoietic system in which measurable health effects occur with short latency after moderate to high lead exposures and very little consideration of long-latency, chronic health effects.

It's been known since the classic studies of Dan Simons (cited) that after passive whisker deflection L4 neurons spike with short latencies and little timing jitter.

The distribution of ever/never smoking, time since last quit smoking, and family history of lung cancer varied little by latency (data not shown).

We extended an existing multiply/divide fused unit to incorporate the square root function with little area and latency overhead since Taylor's theorem enables us to compute approximations for many well-known functions with very similar forms.

The sum total of these new laws of economics means that there is little or no latency permissible in business any more.