Sentence examples for theoretical caps from inspiring English sources

Thee device can theoretically handle up to 7.2 megabit per second HSUPA but, as with all theoretical caps, don't expect to actually reach that speed.

Moreover, the average growth rate is probably much lower than this theoretical cap.

My internet connection is a paltry 5 megabits per second, and the Powerline AV touts a theoretical cap of 200 megabits per second.

This provides a theoretical cap of accuracy for this image-based technology, and explains why a high-resolution camera is favorably recommended for a photogrammetric system (Dai et al. 2011).

However, the most important consequence of Amdahl's Law is that it sets a theoretical cap on how many machines a program will benefit from running on, beyond which point adding new machines will not make the program run faster.

The theoretical spending cap for PACs is several million dollars ($5000 per candidate per race and some miscellaneous allowances), so there's plenty of room for them to grow into.

Others reimagined Trump's theoretical all-caps scream as epic sing-a-longs.

Just like Facebook's theoretical growth is capped by the size of the internet, so Transferwise is rapidly hitting the limit of the portion of the world with bank accounts: nine-tenths of the banked world can receive money from the company, although currency controls in countries like China and India mean that the number who can send cash is rather smaller.

A theoretical analysis shows that the cap-to-band coating thickness ratio is expected to be equal to the cap-to-band area ratio projected onto the spray direction divided by the actual cap-to-band surface area ratio.

In contrast, the strain compensation in the SL layers is more pronounced for the S2 sample (the average strain level correlates with theoretical prediction), and the GaN cap layer remains under compression.

The logic is that the number of cases prevented depends on the estimated growth coefficient (d = RI control – RI MID) and the observed cases (O) but is capped by a theoretical maximum on the number of possible new cases (K).