through-put

In real-world implementations, the range is hampered by the composition of obstructions, but even so, a grid spaced 10-15km between nodes could provide ample coverage for an urban or suburban area, with higher through-put at a much lower cost than Wi-Fi or 3G wireless technologies such as EvDO, or even wired technologies such as cable or DSL, especially if WiMAX networking technology is combined with a mesh network architecture.

Video calling from mobiles 2009

So we are putting a through-put here at maximum capacity, 24 hours a day.

CNN Transcript Jan 17, 2010 2010

So we are putting a through-put here at maximum capacity, 24 hours a day.

CNN Transcript Jan 17, 2010 2010

In addition, we have coaching teams, which go from hospital to hospital, essentially helping hospitals improve their through-put.

Wait-Time Strategy 2007

Finally, as you do increase power generation from other means, it is best to shut down the smaller generation plants than to decrease the through-put across the board.

Dolphins, Matsu, CO2 Michael Turton 2009

In order to seriously impact through-put, the Allies would have had to cut 4 of the 5 lines on a regular basis.

"We should have bombed it." Ann Althouse 2008

Obviously with the number of lanes and the additional TSA personnel, Federal Air Marshal personnel, we're able to put through-put a larger number of people.

CNN Transcript Aug 30, 2008 2008

The ER can work on through-put issues — do we need to hire more nurses?

ER Overload 2008

To test the speed average through-put speed I copied a 232mb file from my Mac to the ReadyNAS and then back again several times and averaged the copy times.

Review: Infrant ReadyNAS — Meandering Passage 2006

There's a proliferation of checkpoints that become increasingly elaborate to provide better through-put, better protection for the Iraqi soldiers who typically are the ones that are manning these.

CNN Transcript Apr 26, 2007 2007