With cloud hosting you are billed according to how much bandwidth, disk space and memory your Web applications draw from a cluster of servers, and you can throttle the overall computing capacity up or down based on demand.
"We were letting people trickle in and throttled the limit based on capacity".
Some luxury cars already come equipped with a radar unit mounted inside the grille that maintains a fixed distance behind the car ahead; it has the capacity to ease the throttle and even brake lightly.
It is bizarre to throttle two energy sectors that were rapidly adding capacity at declining cost when National Grid is warning there will be very little spare capacity in the system this winter.
The Associated Press quoted the Ocean County prosecutor as saying that the throttle on Mr. Flowers's boat was at or near full capacity at the time of the collision.
Despite its capacity for furious acceleration, the Mustang GT's electronic throttle is sweetly progressive, enabling the engine to trawl through traffic with dignity.
Before a frenzied capacity crowd at Yankee Stadium on Sunday, the Mets throttled the home team for their second consecutive victory.
The cooling unit capacity problems include dirty or poorly selected filters, slipping belts, stuck throttling valves and out-of-calibration sensors.
Operating capacity sank to its lowest point in nearly 18 years as companies throttled back production in the face of sagging demand.
As SSL traffic scales, the organization is confronted with the choice of adding more appliances to keep up with demand, throttling down performance, or inspecting only a portion of traffic as determined by their appliance capacity.
Mr. Dischinger, now a computer engineer in Innsbruck, Austria, said throttling was much more commonly used by operators of mobile phone networks, which have much less capacity than landline grids.
