Sentence examples for tighter data from inspiring English sources

(i) The traffic should be aggregated together to the greatest extent, which would allow us to conserve more energy in a tighter data center network.

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In addition, dynamic irregular applications also may show a fairly tight data coupling.

However, static regular applications with tight data coupling are supported too.

This stereonet-based analysis is qualitative in nature and requires the presence of tight data clusters for which a reasonable representative orientation value can be assigned.

This requires the coexistence of delay sensitive flows as well as non-real-time traffic with looser delay constraints but with tight data integrity targets.

LION uses measurements from a novel image-to-map matcher in order to update through a tight data fusion scheme the state of an extended Kalman filter propagated with inertial data.

At 0.5 L/min airflow and 50 ml/min/well vacuum there was a significant difference between positions, and this was due to the extremely tight data set and low standard deviation for each position (Table 1).

We have already observed that the individual power limitation in the uplink results in a bandwidth limitation (the number of PRBs for edge users is limited) and thereby in a tight data rate limit.

An ASMS can facilitate many aspects of tight data pooling, ranging from providing data reconciliation tools to pre-empting the need for reconciliation chores in the first place by facilitating good data management practices.

First, the monolayers become tighter (TEER data); second, the cells become less permeable to apical dipeptide; and third, and in our view most convincingly, in the same cells the apical levels of GLUT2 increased (as seen in Ref. 28).