Sentence examples for reduction in delay from inspiring English sources

This proposed method can provide maximum error detection and correction capability with reduction in delay.

In another set of tests, which simulated Verizon's cellular data network, the gains were smaller but still significant: a 20 to 30percentt improvement in throughput, and a 25 to 40percentt reduction in delay.

Such study shows area savings of up to 10% at a marginal reduction in delay and power around 3% compare to the conventional adder based reconfigurable structures.

Interdependence is evaluated in this paper for several technologies to determine the overall reduction in delay uncertainty rather than improvements in STA.

Exploiting the error tolerance of some applications such as multimedia, image processing, and machine learning, a number of recent works proposed to design approximate adders that generate inaccurate results occasionally in exchange for reduction in delay and power consumption.

SPICE simulation results for 3.3 V supply voltage using 0.5 μm multithreshold technology prove that 32%, 30 % and 34, reduction in power dissipation and 10%, 12% and 15% reduction in delay time could be achieved for the CpowerVSL andissipationgic gands respectively.

And even a 5percentt or 10percentt drop in traffic can cause an enormous reduction in delays, which makes everyone better off in the end.

A reduction in delayed discharges from acute beds was one of the few pieces of good news, but there were still almost 275,000 bed days.

"Stopping the overload in peak hours will make for a significant, significant reduction" in delays, she said, speaking against a backdrop of floor-to-ceiling screens showing a live display of aircraft in flight across the continental United States.

A more than 90% reduction in delays was observed for the drivers at the pedestrian hybrid beacon at midblock crossings compared to the signalized crossing.

With more than a dozen of the smaller projects in place, rail officials say they have already seen some reduction in delays, said Joe Shachter, director of public and intermodal transportation for the Illinois Department of Transportation, with bigger improvements to come.