Sentence examples for multimedia overload from inspiring English sources

The multimedia overload is a headache for carmakers, too.

The pervasive deployment of P2P (peer-to-peer) systems and the multimedia contents overload in web environment raise a serious complexity for the peers where peers that participate in a P2P network are no longer able to effectively choose the contents they want.

Since a fixed subframe split ratio of DL/UL may cause DL or UL to be overloaded when diverse multimedia service traffics are severe, the algorithm adjusting dynamically the DL/UL ratio based on the amount of the DL data queues and the UL request queues is needed to be employed, as explained as follows.

Cellular networks are overloaded, in part, because multimedia takes up a huge chunk of the available bandwidth.

Wong et al. (2009) suggested that when there is more strain on one of the processing modalities while interacting with a multimedia environment, it could lead to a potential cognitive overload.

Elsewhere at MOST, Studio Toogood's installation/demonstration La Cura (sponsored by Nivea) offered a white-on-white, multimedia "hospital for the senses" as an antidote to the general overload of the city's design week.

Conversely if these types of multimedia objects are not used effectively in online learning settings they can result in cognitive overload and hinder deeper learning.

The tour was an elaborately staged multimedia event that satirised television and the viewing public's over-stimulation by attempting to instill "sensory overload" in its audience.

Discrete multimedia learning objects such as comics, images and videos can be parcelled up in a way that reduces cognitive overload and a number of researchers suggest frameworks and structures for better understanding how multimedia elements should function and interact effectively in instructional settings.

Research on multimedia instruction has identified several best practices for reducing cognitive load as well as pitfalls to avoid that lead to cognitive overload (Mayer & Moreno, 2003).

(Featured at Multimedia Muse).