Sentence examples for provide a throughput from inspiring English sources

Compared with 3G, Mr Goldburg reckons it is about 40 times more efficient.The fact is that i-Burst base-stations equipped with smart antennas and colocated with the base-stations equippednetwith—can provide a throughput of one megabit (1m bitsmartr second, antennas one-thirtieth of the cost of building andG network for the same area.

A centralized scheduler can provide a throughput of 0.5 to all nodes in the tree independent of the degree by alternating transmissions between nodes at even and odd distances to the root node.

Although the FPGA implementation of the Lorenz generator allows to provide a throughput of 80 Mbps (maximal frequency of 25 MHz is allowed by the considered Virtex II platform with an encoded 32-bit encrypted data), the maximum transmission bit rate of the proposed system is limited by the hyperchaotic key generators up to 25 Mbps (for N = 0) and by a corresponding modulation rate of 625,000 baud.

Current NGS technologies provide a throughput, which is at least 100 times that of classical Sanger sequencing, and the technologies are quickly improving [ 14– 16].

When 20 sources are considered, APU and AOMDV are provided a throughput of 185 kbps and for the same situation, LAPU is provided a throughput of 235 kbps.

E.g., one can set the minimal throughput in a toilet to 0 Mbps, while the original network provides a throughput of e.g., 24 Mbps.

For a current Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) prototype of a 7×7 systolic array, the architecture provides a throughput of 3.16 GOPs at a 60 MHz clock frequency.

In effect, this metric corresponds to the average downlink throughput with uniformly distributed cell-edge users and round-robin scheduling, and provides a throughput map over the cell-edge areas.

Decoding without early termination is considered for several values of the number of decoding iterations, I. (As noted above, the naive IPC is a decoder with a high error probability that provides a throughput benchmark for the practical IPC algorithms).

The proposed PMA, when implemented on FPGA for five-level DWT, utilizes 1,178 slices and provides a throughput rate of 4,080 frames (512 × 512) per second, which is almost five times than that of the existing design.

With this specific combination of mapper, computer cluster, concurrent network usage, etc., Tentacle provided a throughput of more than 800,000 reads per second (about 2.9 billion reads per hour) using 32 worker nodes.