throughput
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6.7
- noun
- /ˈθruːˌpʊt/
- Specialized
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- In general, these registers are accessed infrequently, and the data throughput and timing are not critical.
- high throughput
- increase throughput
- total throughput
So that is something to bear in mind as you look at the throughput numbers in these tests.
- So that is something to bear in mind as you look at the throughput numbers in these tests.
- And so one machine will have an enormous throughput.
- Generally no, because the sound card is not going to saturate the throughput potential of that interface.
- In a scalable systems, when you add more nodes to the network, it should ideally improve the throughput of the system.
- You know, CUDA is incredible at high throughput and high throughput computation tend not to have a real time response.
- Our hardware is a massive throughput machine like GPUs.
- We want to ensure these kind of high throughput and the low latency.
- So the dips in frame rate throughput are probably going to be less bad.
- It's not that that doesn't give you more throughput.
- You're without machine learning, you have high throughput screening.
- The answer, my mustache friend, has to do with three manufacturing constraints, wafer cost, throughput, and yield.
Examples
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So All in all, this device allows you to do high throughput experiments with many different culture conditions and in a very efficient way.
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The next solution allows overall printer throughput to be maximized for high-volume PostScript applications.
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We have an interest in terms of doing this in a high throughput basis.
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So that is something to bear in mind as you look at the throughput numbers in these tests.
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Figure 1 shows the relationship between throughput and delay for a packet network.
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The efficiency, performance, and throughput decrease as the number of vehicles increases.
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On the whole, the private projects have greater throughputs than the public facilities.
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The rate of compressed data is related to the throughput by the compression ratio.
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In a scalable systems, when you add more nodes to the network, it should ideally improve the throughput of the system.
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In our internet tests, we measured throughput by downloading and uploading a 50MB file.
Synonyms
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5.7
The amount of data sent over a network
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3.7
The signal or data that an electronic device sends
Antonyms
How Fast
Surface Forms
Morphology
throughput = put (semi-transparent) = through + put
The components 'through' and 'put' are identifiable, but the specialized technical sense 'amount processed/passing through (per time)' is domain-specific and not fully obvious to a general B1 learner. [Postprocessing: moved 'through' from base_words to prefix]
Etymology
Throughput joins through ('from one side to the other') and put ('to send or place'), which gives a clear picture: something is being put through a system. So, throughput means how much you 'put through' a machine or process in a certain time, like water moving through a pipe or data moving through a network.