low throughput

The stable state with low throughput is known as congestive collapse.

Health centres with a low throughput may have higher average costs than a busy hospital outpatient department.

Proportional fairness would result in lower throughput, but starvation would be avoided.

The company intends to close all but four stations, because the lower throughput will require less pumping to maintain its momentum.

Formally, a bottleneck lies on a system's critical path and provides the lowest throughput.

However, these advantages are at the cost of much increased latency, significantly lower throughput, and decreased redundancy.

The batch heater has the lowest throughput, the continuous plant the highest at up to around 500 Tonnes per hour.

Higher processor usage and lower throughput.

This policy is less fair since "expensive" users are given lower throughput than others, but still scheduling starvation is avoided.

MBE has lower throughput than other forms of epitaxy.

The one order of magnitude lower throughput in the case of predicted fingerprints would render the method non-superior to others.

The commercial implementations of in-gel digestion have to be divided into products for high and for low throughput laboratories.

This causes a slightly longer response time, which leads to a slightly lower throughput (750,000 counts per second instead of 1,000,000).

Although this method permits the use of a large number of labels, it currently has lower throughput capacity than traditional flow cytometry.

The company also sells its own Maxwell 16 System, a bench-top automated purification system for lower throughput research and diagnostic laboratories.

It is very expensive for the quantity produced, as it has an extremely low throughput, but it can allow very high purities to be achieved.

Due to this lack of windowing, TFTP provides low throughput over high latency links.

In addition you also find stand alone dimensioning units which require more manual handling and are typically used in smaller operations with a lower throughput of packages.

Providers have had to cope with the uncertainty created by the unpredictability of fundholders' purchasing decisions or maintain services on a lower throughput when fundholders referred elsewhere.

This results in lower throughput (lower system spectrum efficiency in wireless networks) than maximum throughput scheduling, but scheduling starvation of expensive flows is avoided.

Due to low throughput, Vertigo is the only ride in Oakwood to charge an additional admission fee, which is on top of the entrance fee to the park.

The projection of charged particles (ions or electrons) through stencil masks was also popularly considered in the early 2000s but eventually fell victim to both low throughput and implementation difficulties.

Max-min fairness would result in even lower throughput, but higher level of fairness, meaning that the service quality that each data flow achieves would be even more stable.

Cell analysis is typically done by flow cytometry and can be implemented into microfluidics with lower fluid velocities and lower throughput than their conventional macroscopic counterparts.

These methods, however, are low throughput and extremely labor intensive, and appear to be less accurate than traditional flow cytometry; thus, they have not been widely adopted [13â€"18].