bandwidth
બેન્ડવિડ્થ
definition
noun
Since kinetic energy increases with increasing frequency, the bandwidth of the low-frequency regime is limited.
the range of frequencies within a given band, in particular that used for transmitting a signal.
he lives alone, and says he doesn't have the bandwidth to handle a steady relationship
the energy or mental capacity required to deal with a situation.
example
Clients who want to know whether the firm has the time or the ability to handle a project ask 'if we have the 'bandwidth' '.
he lives alone, and says he doesn't have the 'bandwidth' to handle a steady relationship
It is also the amount of cache memory rather than the memory 'bandwidth' that determines the speed of the system in popular games.
posting separately wastes 'bandwidth' and disk space
Driving a car eats up a lot more mental 'bandwidth' than sitting on a plane.
he lives alone, and says he doesn't have the 'bandwidth' to handle a steady relationship
I'm being careful about who I'm handing my ru00e9sumu00e9 to. I don't have the 'bandwidth' to meet with everyone.
As the sheer amount of 'bandwidth' running across public networks increases, so do power requirements.
In a period of two weeks we measured the 'bandwidth' of 54,845 peers downloading over a hundred newly injected files.
Traffic is sampled in five-minute intervals, and the average 'bandwidth' for the five minutes is calculated.
Monetarists believe that money supply should be kept within an acceptable 'bandwidth' so that levels of inflation can be controlled.
Since kinetic energy increases with increasing frequency, the 'bandwidth' of the low-frequency regime is limited.
You really don't use all the mental 'bandwidth' you have when you're playing these games.
That means that during the past few days we had to temporarily turn your site off to keep the 'bandwidth' within this limit.
The spectra show a large variation in spectral features like the number of bands, 'bandwidths' , and their polarization behavior.
Once the installation vibrations have been mitigated, low-cost gyros need to have 'bandwidths' in the range of 50-70 Hz for adequate processing of high-frequency components of flight angular motion.
The large 'bandwidths' of the bands reflected the short lifetime of these states due to fast exciton relaxation.
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