0 an amount of work, etc. done in a particular period of time:
1 the amount of work done or people, materials, etc. that are dealt with in a particular amount of time:
2 the amount of data that is dealt with by a machine or system in a particular period of time:
We noticed first that the velocity of the downstream or upstream waves decreases with rising throughput.
To achieve high throughput capability, such motion induced vibration would have to be damped quickly, to reduce settling time of the platform position and orientation.
The optimal policy and corresponding steady-state throughput were obtained using the policy iteration algorithm.
Figure 10 shows an average of total throughput, scaling linearly as the number of concurrent connections grows.
However, by lowering the protein concentration, the acquisition time would significantly increase, offsetting the gains in throughput that can be achieved using larger mixtures.
Also, high throughput techniques like the yeast two-hybrid method, which identifies protein-protein interactions, cannot be easily applied to membrane proteins.
This situation can only be argued outside standard economic analysis as a case of non-sustainable throughput of energy and materials.
To increase the throughput of patients many are asked to change into a gown and then take a seat in the waiting room.
