Sentence examples for overhead I from inspiring English sources

As a result, dynamic reconfiguration of the network with minimum overhead (i.e. minimum flow rerouting) is an interesting problem in SDN-based resource reallocation.

Table 14 shows the average decoding failure probability as a function of the overhead (i.e., the number of received symbols above K), under the same conditions.

In this section, we evaluate the communication overhead, i.e., the number of messages that are transmitted between peers during a super-peer overlay construction.

Compared with the per-client rate-limiting strategy in DupLESS, the proposed strategy enhances security of deduplication and reduces communication overhead (i.e., the run time of PAKE).

Another important cost factor is the energy overhead, i.e. the additional amount of energy consumed by the computing and communication resources involved in the VM live migration.

Annual costs included the oversight and promotion of AMC, the salaries of full-time circumcisers, surgical staff and counsellors, the direct non-salary cost of each AMC (i.e., surgical supplies), facility overhead (i.e., operating costs) and program overhead.

Signaling Overheads (i) CSI estimation: users estimate a greater number of channel coefficients than a multiuser MIMO system, equal to the total number of cooperating antennas.

Infrastructural Overheads (i) Control Unit: the CU gathers CSI from the BSs, performs scheduling, and designs the transmission parameters according to the chosen transmission strategy.

POR: The POR means how many packet overheads (i.e., the original packet header plus the tunneling packet header) are occupying in a packet.

We arrived at a total overhead of 110% as the combined effect of facility and program overheads, i.e., (1.67×1.26)−1.67×1.26

Direct overheads i.e. the costs associated with lighting, heating and cleaning were assumed to be 11% of the sum of staff costs, indirect overheads and building capital.