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throughput

The amount of work performed by a computer within a given time. It is a combination of internal processing speed (32-bit vs. 64-bit, etc.), peripheral speeds (I/O) and the efficiency of the operating system, other system software and applications all working together. Transactions processed per second (TPS) is one metric commonly used to gauge throughput. See 32-bit computing and 64-bit computing.

throughput

the quantity of raw material or information processed or communicated in a given period, esp by a computer

throughput [′thrü‚pu̇t]

(chemical engineering)

The volume of feedstock charged to a process equipment unit during a specified time.

(communications)

A measure of the effective rate of transmission of data by a communications system.

(computer science)

The productivity of a data-processing system, as expressed in computing work per minute or hour.

(mining engineering)

The quantity of ore or other material passed through a mill or a section of a mill in a given time or at a given rate.

1.		throughput - The rate at which a processor can work expressed in instructions per second or jobs per hour or some other unit of performance.
2.	(communications)	throughput - data transfer rate.

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Free storage is offered to freight companies with more than 30,000 TEU of imported empty boxes each month, whereas discounts are offered to those with smaller or erratic throughputs.

China's International Freight Industry - Innovation in the Face of ... by Stephen Willis / Business community

In 2007, passenger throughputs of all nationwide airports reached 387.

Research Report on China's Civil Airport Industry, 2008-2010 by Kate Chen / Publishing industry community

Anyway, Nanoval needs no quenching air at high throughputs and coarse fibers due to spinning with cold air.

The Nanoval process--best for finefiber spunbonds by Nonwovens Industry

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