Sentence examples for waste transmission from inspiring English sources

If T g is chosen to be too large, it will waste transmission time.

As an example, Ford said that a local committee at its Van Dyke Transmission Plant in Sterling Heights, Mich., figured how to keep 350-pound fabric coolant filters out of landfills, which enabled the plant to become Ford's first North American zero-waste transmission factory, diverting 15 tons of material a month.

However, unprotected Block ACK wastes transmission opportunity (TXOP) especially in collisions and therefore degrades the system performance.

Note that in classical ALOHA, choosing very high (re transmission parameter q results in wasted slots due to interference and wasted transmission power, and choosing very low q results in underused (empty) slots.

A false alarm leads to a wasted opportunity for the SU to transmit, but a missed detection leads to a collision with the PU, thus a wasted transmission for both PU and SU.

Chicago, $75 million of second-lien waste water transmission revenue refunding bonds.

In some other distribution of destination nodes, the CB may not be better than the traditional one, since the two-phase protocol is too waste of transmission bandwidth.

Blowing up weighs on Mr. Wong's mind, perhaps because he already wasted a transmission — a $2,600 setback, he said.

At the moment, the Netherlands imports much of its electricity from neighbouring countries, meaning that a significant amount of energy is wasted in transmission.

It was added to HR 4239, or the SECURE American Energy Act, during a House Committee on Natural Resources meeting, and it would revise the Migratory Bird Treaty Act to better protect energy operators from having to prevent (or be held accountable for) bird deaths caused by oil-waste pits, transmission lines, gas flares, and more.

We have already calculated electricity wasted in transmission lines.