'overhead operations' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the business operations that are necessary, but not directly related to the production of goods or services. For example, "The company allocated half its budget to overhead operations, such as marketing and research and development."
The overhead operations which waste energy are successful reception of packets (overhearing nodes), reception of collided packet, transmission of collided packet and staying idle.
The Util class carries out overhead operations needed to execute libsecexe.so and calls functions from libsecexe.so to perform unpacking, anti-debugging, anti-tampering, and anti-runtime injection functions.
ARM allows routers to randomly drop request packets instead of dropping data packets, and to utilize multipath transport efficiently without requiring high overhead operations such as rate limiting per flow (or per name prefix).
DSRC was standardized in the draft IEEE 802.11p [38], a variant of IEEE 802.11a standard adjusted for low overhead operations, which supports data rates up to 6 Mbps and transmission ranges up to 300 m.
The most important thing is that such a large overhead operation is not well used later.
NBP outperforms CBT in all links due to its low overhead operation in both regions.
They are high-overhead operations compared to a family-held showroom, and probably loaded with debt.
Essentially, the DSRC radio technology is IEEE 802.11a adjusted for low-overhead operations in the DSRC spectrum.
This is a low-overhead operation.
It's an improvisatory approach for an improvisatory time, when chefs are finding all sorts of ways to eliminate overhead, streamline operations, edit out distractions and focus on the cooking, which is the beginning, end and point of it all.
The design of NCRAWL facilitates low overhead NC operations, thereby effectively approaching the theoretically expected throughput benefits of joint NC and scheduling.
