Sentence examples similar to monetary bandwidth from inspiring English sources

In order to save valuable bandwidth, reduce monetary costs for bearer services and to limit the power consumption at the mobile device, the number of messages exchanged between server and device needed for keeping track of the target should be reduced as far as possible.

Israel and a Palestinian state will have to work together on roads and commercial links between the West Bank and Gaza, and, if the regional economy is to be efficient, on labor law and standards, monetary policy (the Israeli shekel is still the major Palestinian currency), immigration, telecommunications policy (bandwidth is even scarcer than water) and more.

A storage service provider defined by parameters (M; S; α; β) where M is the bandwidth in bytes per unit time, S is the storage cost in monetary units per byte per unit time, α is the ingest cost in monetary units per byte, and β the cost in monetary units per byte in downloading data from the service provider.

The cost parameters encode the monetary costs charged by a chosen cloud infrastructure provider and expected environmental parameters such as available bandwidth and network latency.

You need bandwidth.

He has limited bandwidth.

"Bandwidth," I said.

Bandwidth is the mantra.

("Such bandwidth!" the author exclaims).

They are short on bandwidth".

But bandwidth hogs do.