But in the judges' other roles they usually have wide discretion, both because they have on-the-ground knowledge of a case and because our judicial system would be overloaded if appellate courts routinely second-guessed trial-court judgments.
A server is overloaded if the utilization of any resource exceeds its upper threshold value.
Such networks can become overloaded if major failures occur - particularly if so-called "pinch points" are hit by natural disasters.
Subsequently, the MAG could become overloaded if the number of the connected MNs increases in the network.
Normally, we don't write about iPhone apps getting new features — we'd be overloaded if we tried to cover even half.
An airport or convention center might swallow the cost, but the network could quickly get overloaded if thousands of travelers try to access it simultaneously.
The on-off approach can lead to servers becoming overloaded if they are set to admit traffic and a sudden traffic spike occurs [9].
We estimate that the service channel is overloaded if the number of messages in the queue exceeds a defined threshold, called "Service Channel Congestion Threshold".
"Conversely, a user who gets ten e-mails a day may be overloaded". If the number of messages stacked in the inbox becomes too large and difficult to manage, you're overloaded.
A host is declared as not overloaded if the actual and the predicted total CPU usage of 7 time intervals ahead into the future is less than the overload threshold.
