Sentence examples for throughput of the order from inspiring English sources

Results show increased throughput of the order of 11.02% and 15.13%, reduction in power to 1.93% and 6.35% and energy saving of the order of 1.9% and 6.35% for BFW1 and BFW2 algorithms respectively.

However, if the 3-D neighboring considers ten diverse conformers per compound, a throughput of 100,000 conformer pairs per second per CPU core corresponds to a throughput on the order of magnitude of 1000 compound pairs per second per CPU core because there can be 100 conformer pairs (10 × 10 = 100) for each compound pair.

This system promises read lengths of >200 bp and relatively high throughput, on the order of magnitude achieved by 454 Life Sciences systems.

In [48], the authors have recently demonstrated throughputs of the order of 1.6 Gbps using a single colour LED [49].

Throughputs of the order of 1 cell per sec were obtained, enabling several thousand viable injected cells per hour and as such is the first demonstration of fs-enabled optical injection on this scale.

The device was evaluated by comparison with a conventional fluorescent activated cell sorter (FACS) and numerical simulation demonstrated that for 6 μm beads, and for this design of chip the theoretical throughput is of the order of 1000 particles/s (corresponding to a particle velocity of 10 mm s−1).

Experience suggests that actual throughput will be of the order of 60% of what the modulation and coding scheme rating allows.

Such a model will provide a more accurate estimate of the throughput of an order picker and it will also permit an examination of the tradeoff between the length and height of the aisles.

The mass throughput was on the order of milligrams (millions of drops).

Tests on ChEMBL show query throughput times in the order of split-seconds to seconds for high (>0.75) similarity, improving once the fingerprints start getting cached.

Similar tests on the PubChem sample (3.5 million compounds) show a longer cache "warm up" time and give throughput times in the order of several seconds or longer, again mostly depending on the similarity cut-off.