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| When selecting which nodes have the highest | bandwidth, a node uses the amount of data being receiv |
| he sample-series and implementing a software | bandwidth a modified Allan variance measure can be giv |
| Telecosm: The World After | Bandwidth Abundance (2000) |
| ut takes place and the range of frequencies ( | bandwidth) affected. |
| For the | Bandwidth Allocation and Control Protocol, see Bandwid |
| Regarding | bandwidth and distances, HCS fibers are situated betwe |
| This dispersion limits both the | bandwidth and the distance that information can be sup |
| They have much wider | bandwidth and better sensitivity than a typical multif |
| Since some cloud providers charge for | bandwidth and storage space, cloud gateways typically |
| Users can also throttle | bandwidth and schedule transfers off working hours for |
| and videos every month and receive unlimited | bandwidth and storage. |
| watch as many of his friends play at once as | bandwidth and system resources allow. |
| ering, or exchange) co-locations facilities, | bandwidth and servers. |
| in the application windows (leading to lower | bandwidth and CPU usage) and much higher security stan |
| s filter is the relationship between the 3dB | bandwidth, and the difference between the stopband lim |
| By increasing | bandwidth and evolving from MPEG-2 to MPEG-4 AVC compr |
| need to be updated; this behavior minimizes | bandwidth and time requirements for updating software |
| undant data centers to lay the foundation of | bandwidth and data intensive applications. |
| iation in critical resources such as network | bandwidth and energy. |
| ironments will frequently experience network | bandwidth and latency problems which will slow down th |
| ot be implemented (because of low inter-chip | bandwidth and high latency). |
| , because the comparator will have a limited | bandwidth and may suffer from aliasing problems. |
| cavity modes can not be locked over a large | bandwidth, and it will be difficult to obtain very sho |
| ncy (i.e., constant group delay) over a wide | bandwidth and is the reason for choosing this topology |
| An Algorithm for Reducing the | Bandwidth and Profile of a Sparse Matrix, in SIAM Jnr. |
| the Q which determines the sharpness of the | bandwidth, and the level or gain control which determi |
| nance, human resources, technical expertise, | bandwidth, and server capacity right out of the gate s |
| Shannon information is actually a measure of | bandwidth, and it is calculated to exclude physical ef |
| bandwidth and/or deviation - how wide each channel wil | |
| Governments interested in purchasing | bandwidth are Rwanda, Southern Sudan, Ethiopia, Uganda |
| region server, such as CPU time and network | bandwidth, are not budgeted in this way, creating prob |
| Reply packets, thus consuming both outgoing | bandwidth as well as incoming bandwidth. |
| The maximum used | bandwidth at any one time is 300 kHz, which makes it a |
| Additional demand for | bandwidth at 28°E, to carry HDTV signals, is likely to |
| osting provider, offering dedicated servers, | bandwidth, automation tools and technical support to s |
| The theoretical maximum | bandwidth available is ~400kbps. |
| ided a way of sharing images over the narrow | bandwidth available in the early 1990s. |
| evel of income, as well as to the restricted | bandwidth available on Yemen's outdated telephone netw |
| duction in vibration isolation over a 100 Hz | bandwidth between the spacecraft bus and a science pay |
| ded in the freeware due to the required high | bandwidth, but users can still update manually without |
| ence time or coherence length are limited by | bandwidth, by thermal noise, or by other effect. |
| E.g., synchronous signals in wide frequency | bandwidth can be produced by a comb generator. |
| has abundant and redundant power and robust | bandwidth capabilities to integrate state-of-the-art d |
| Bandwidth: Celebrating 10 Years of Internet Radio on W | |
| It was created from the union of Skyworth | Bandwidth Co Ltd and a Skyworth R&D team. |
| Due to the low | bandwidth common of early Internet users, Info-Mac als |
| It is being used for short range, high | bandwidth communications. |
| discussed in U. S. patent 3,387,093, "Speech | Bandwidth Compression System", June 4, 1968. |
| naccessible or only accessible through a low | bandwidth connection. |
| AboveNet, Inc. (NYSE: ABVT), provides high | bandwidth connectivity primarily for large corporate e |
| remiss to host file sharing protocols due to | bandwidth considerations. |
| individually retrieve updates over a shared, | bandwidth constrained link such as those found in many |
| This reduces the | bandwidth consumed from search requests at the price o |
| This minimizes | bandwidth consumption and increases support for concur |
| tware, created in an attempt to make it less | bandwidth consumptive and less chaotic, as netsplits a |
| ust with Agranat Systems, Inc. MA and Excess | Bandwidth Corporation CA. |
| 're one way an administrator can pay for the | bandwidth costs, and they're one of the most conspicuo |
| Simply relying on a leecher's reported total | bandwidth could easily be gamed. |
| hese is that the television signal is a wide | bandwidth covering many more octaves than an audio sig |
| The trend is fueling large increases in | bandwidth demand and changes in communications because |
| n Internet infrastructure trends focusing on | bandwidth demand versus build-out, and more recently, |
| To some extent the | bandwidth demands of patching a group of computers can |
| ey where he directs the Centre for Ultrahigh | Bandwidth Devices for Optical Systems, a research team |
| High | bandwidth digital filters require expensive ADC/DACs a |
| Due to lack of | bandwidth, DirecTV and Dish Network still treat Fox Sp |
| rency, although still limited to 3 kHz audio | bandwidth due to its conventional analog POTS connecti |
| nder then ought to decrease its transmission | bandwidth; e.g. by decreasing the tcp window size (sen |
| sponders which would have provided 24 MHz of | bandwidth each. |
| The extra | bandwidth enables the inclusion of a packet for differ |
| rite slogan, “roti, kapada, makan, bijli and | bandwidth” epitomized the needs of the emerging, 21st |
| but WPM is linearly sensitive to the system | bandwidth fH where as FPM is only weakly dependent on |
| ce of dot size is equivalent to choosing the | bandwidth for a kernel density estimate. |
| ocessor throughput, greater memory capacity, | bandwidth, frequency agility, higher analogue/digital |
| anical filtering device to achieve a limited | bandwidth frequency response similar to that of AM rad |
| er-2 Internet Service Provider getting their | bandwidth from AT&T. |
| t its Internet broadcast running via donated | bandwidth from CCRMA at Stanford University. |
| It leased international | bandwidth from global vendors, domestic connectivity f |
| sults in lower costs but lesser share of the | bandwidth from each of the CPUs to the northbridge tha |
| Bandwidth handling capacity of networking hardware | |
| TTP would make more efficient use of network | bandwidth if it could transfer a minimal description o |
| The increased | bandwidth improved television transmissions."Mark83 |
| In some contexts, the signal | bandwidth in hertz refers to the frequency range in wh |
| icle ought to be saying is that the critical | bandwidth increases (non-linearly), and tabulating the |
| ly browsing are most apparent when using low | bandwidth internet connections, or older computer hard |
| Wireless | bandwidth is provided by telecommunications partners s |
| system, typical of radars, is one where the | bandwidth is only a small fraction of the centre frequ |
| used with half-duplex transmission, so that | bandwidth is not wasted upon remotely echoing data fro |
| ercontinuum pulse, which has a broad optical | bandwidth, is time-stretched by dispersing it in a hig |
| hat have been updated independently, network | bandwidth is small or in scenarios where the files are |
| definition is typically relaxed so that the | bandwidth is defined as the range of frequencies in wh |
| he large amount of hits it received, causing | bandwidth issues. |
| If a coherent, narrow | bandwidth laser is applied to a two-level system, the |
| ormance of data networks that suffer limited | bandwidth, latency and periodic disconnection. |
| moves all frequency components above a given | bandwidth, leaves the low frequencies alone, and has l |
| e site shut off by the server when its small | bandwidth limit was reached. |
| te was shut down for reaching its 3 terabyte | bandwidth limit, although doubt has been expressed abo |
| across multiple cores until reaching memory | bandwidth limit. |
| subject to specific constraints, similar to | bandwidth limitations along information channels. |
| For signals that are | bandwidth limited, but not centered at zero, a band-pa |
| he best ears are filtered out and ignored by | bandwidth limiting (usually 22 Hz to 22 kHz). |
| CHAs, limit simultaneous downloading, or set | bandwidth limits. |
| r every IP address to keep their expenses on | bandwidth low. |
| does on the longer hauls, namely much higher | bandwidth, lower costs, and less interference with oth |
| As the frequency is adjusted, the upstream | bandwidth may be markedly decreased if there is a larg |
| ong with a significant increase in available | bandwidth mean that today the implementation is genera |
| Bandwidth measures how much of the concept space a giv | |
| networks, and offers services including high | bandwidth metro access to WDM, Metro Ethernet, VPN and |
| R) , also known as mod σy2(τ), is a variable | bandwidth modified variant of Allan variance, a measur |
| ters, distributed across the world, and uses | bandwidth monitoring technology to prevent bandwidth c |
| witched architecture designed to provide the | bandwidth needed to support infrastructure consolidati |
| E.g., a passband filter that has a | bandwidth of 2 MHz with center frequency 10 MHz will h |
| o has an additional effect of increasing the | bandwidth of the amplifier. |
| The METOP-A satellite broadcasts with a | bandwidth of 4.5 MHz. |
| This is the | bandwidth of a device divided by its center frequency. |
| vertical direction, the limited phasematched | bandwidth of the crystal phasematches a different smal |
| ctions and converted to N band-passes with a | bandwidth of fs/2N. |
| s at a frequency of 326.5 MHz with a maximum | bandwidth of 15 MHz at the front-end. |
| 2 extended C-Band Transponders each having a | bandwidth of 36 MHz with power of 15 W |
| nsponders providing three channels, having a | bandwidth of 77/72 MHz with power of 55W |
| uires the exponential growth of the spectral | bandwidth of gain and/or length of partial lasers. |
| sed before a signal sampler, to restrict the | bandwidth of a signal to approximately satisfy the sam |
| e inverse relationship between the frequency | bandwidth of a pulse and its time duration, due to the |
| be operated at very high speed; a modulation | bandwidth of tens of gigahertz can be achieved, which |
| nsmission systems, to ensure that the entire | bandwidth of the desired signal is allowed to pass. |
| The | bandwidth of the signal is less than 10 kHz (each colu |
| sband that is wide enough to accommodate the | bandwidth of the radio signal transmitted by a single |
| large as the signal to be recovered, if the | bandwidth of the measurement instrument can be reduced |
| y acting as a peer-to-peer client, utilizing | bandwidth of other users. |
| For the AM band, where the | bandwidth of the signal is quite narrow, (10KHz wide a |
| andable in capacity to provide ten times the | bandwidth of, and capable of servicing five times as m |
| The | bandwidth on this circuit was OC3c (155 Mbit/s), the f |
| The company used extra | bandwidth on digital television stations to send chann |
| in order to make better use of the available | bandwidth on high-speed modems. |
| tonics to combine them together to form high | bandwidth optical links for personal computers, server |
| Bandwidth Optimization Solution | |
| ), is a provider of application, control and | bandwidth optimization solutions. |
| sets, each with an independent 2400MB/second | bandwidth or 4800MB/second aggregate bandwidth in a du |
| enclosure, each with an independent 320MB/s | bandwidth or 640MB/s aggregate bandwidth in split bus |
| nvolves output frequency range (or frequency | bandwidth or tuning range), frequency increments (or r |
| Graph | bandwidth problem |
| In this context, graph | bandwidth problem models the problem of placement of a |
| l I/O, Fractal Trees index data at near disk | bandwidth rates, regardless of the structure of the pr |
| ons of the Shannon-Hartley channel capacity, | bandwidth refers to the 3dB-bandwidth. |
| Most commonly, | bandwidth refers to the 3-dB bandwidth, that is, the f |
| t rate according to the Hartley formula, the | bandwidth refers to the frequency range within which t |
| e in network design is cost, reliability and | bandwidth required at the central node. |
| t to any other point, decreasing latency and | bandwidth required for communication and file transfer |
| Support for | bandwidth saving clusters |
| h, a management services contract, and other | bandwidth services. |
| h, a management services contract, and other | bandwidth services. |
| hared hosting like Dreamhost offer unlimited | bandwidth, storage, etc. but cap actual CPU usage. |
| ital filters also tend to be more limited in | bandwidth than analog filters. |
| transponders are significantly wider (72 MHz | bandwidth) than traditional broadcast satellites, and |
| e internet 20% faster and using 5 times less | bandwidth than current P2P programs. |
| is most successful if the attacker has more | bandwidth than the victim (for instance an attacker wi |
| overloaded addition operator in C has higher | bandwidth than the Add instruction in assembly languag |
| It demanded more | bandwidth than the home dial-up Internet connections o |
| er resolution whilst using a narrower signal | bandwidth than full 50 or 60 FPS progressive video wou |
| Thus, by varying the system | bandwidth the WPM and FPM noise forms may be separated |
| d protesters equally, due to the significant | bandwidth they can use. |
| protocol that has replaced regular TCP-based | bandwidth throttling with a much more sensitive bandwi |
| for security, and uses data compression and | bandwidth throttling to reduce upload and download tim |
| ncy variation (as in VCOs) and have a narrow | bandwidth thus reducing out of band EMI. |
| In RADSL the DSL modem adjusts the upstream | bandwidth to create a wider frequency band for the dow |
| Maple Leaf Gardens and later moved down the | bandwidth to 1430 kHz to become CKFH-AM 1430. |
| high power wide beam transponders of 33 MHz | bandwidth to provide digital communications and terres |
| eason Avira GmbH added an additional 6 GB of | bandwidth to the AntiVir Personal Servers and changed |
| Bandwidth typically refers to baseband bandwidth in th | |
| The Race for | Bandwidth: Understanding Data Transmission |
| His final book, The Race for | Bandwidth: Understanding Data Transmission, was finish |
| ce the MDSA signal can be sectorized, MDSA's | bandwidth, unlike that of satellite, can be multiplied |
| o monitor your CPU usage, RAM usage, network | bandwidth usage, and also a process manager, which all |
| a MUD client using zlib, in order to reduce | bandwidth usage, resulting in a faster connection. |
| t, stop, and view the status of Tor; monitor | bandwidth usage; view, filter, and search log messages |
| c burdened corporate networks with excessive | bandwidth use, and was banned in many places. |
| y specific material, according to the energy | bandwidth used. |
| A low | bandwidth video version. |
| The returned signal | bandwidth was proportional to RMS lunar surface slopes |
| Sufficient video | bandwidth was provided to allow for rapid framing sequ |
| Satellite | bandwidth was used to provide static content, with all |
| its utility became clear much more telemetry | bandwidth was allocated to it. |
| The | bandwidth which is not in use by Streaming contexts is |
| mits in the band-stop filter is the stopband | bandwidth, which usually is expressed in hertz. |
| Fiber to the Home offers larger amounts of | bandwidth which allows more cable TV channels and fast |
| ritical applications that utilizes dedicated | bandwidth while providing deterministic Quality of Ser |
| TTD allows for a wide instantaneous signal | bandwidth with virtually no signal distortion such as |
| Wider | bandwidth, yielding a 10-times processing gain |
| This means that the actual amount of | bandwidth you receive with a background context will v |
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