asymptotic throughput
asymptotic throughput noun: the value of the maximum throughput for a communication network when the incoming traffic approaches infinity, either due to the size of a message or data sources.
Noun
asymptotic throughput (plural asymptotic throughputs)
- The value of the maximum throughput for a communication network when the incoming traffic approaches infinity, either due to the size of a message or data sources.
Forms of asymptotic throughput
| plural | asymptotic throughputs |
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Questions about asymptotic throughput
- What does asymptotic throughput mean?
- Asymptotic throughput means the value of the maximum throughput for a communication network when the incoming traffic approaches infinity, either due to the size of a message or data sources.
- What part of speech is asymptotic throughput?
- Asymptotic throughput is a noun.
- What is the plural of asymptotic throughput?
- The plural of asymptotic throughput is asymptotic throughputs.
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