Within the facility, there's overhead of about 70%.
The results are not good enough because the runtime overhead brought about by prediction will offset the tuning effects.
Simulation results show a 50% decrease in the uplink frame overhead and about 8% improvement in the uplink throughput per user/mobile station.
It is demonstrated by simulation that in a specific practical scenario, the proposed method is capable of reducing the signaling overhead by about 34% to within 0.5-m degradation of accuracy compared to exhaustive cooperation.
A large printed sign had been hung overhead about midway through.
As Marine One thundered overhead, about to land on the White House lawn and take Obama to a series of political fund-raisers, I asked him if, like William Howard Taft, he entertained thoughts of serving as a judge later in his career.
As for his business proper, he runs it with the minimum of overhead — about fifteen employees, and a small suite in a not very new office building on Forty-second Street, off Third Avenue.
In the accident just north of the 96th Street station, a No. 2 train passed overhead about 9 a.m. on Monday, and the piece snagged in the undercarriage and was pushed along about 200 feet, being driven deeper and deeper into the train.
THE makeshift court created for Monica Seles and Alexandra Stevenson to play a few promotional points yesterday inside Grand Central Terminal looked like the tennis version of a steel cage: netting all around and even overhead, about 11 feet high, to protect the venerable chandeliers of Vanderbilt Hall.
For instance, construction costs are ~70% of the total capital cost, while "general overhead", about ~13% of total annual expenses, is fairly significant, along with labor taking ~17% of annual cost as well as various other miscellaneous costs that all add up.
