to throttle

The tool must be able to throttle and dispatch the requests processed by several ESB servers running on different physical servers.

IIS allows you to throttle applications , which means that it limits the number of requests it will serve .

Hawkish Indians consider these Chinese investments as a "string of pearls" to throttle India.

The framework also has the ability to 'throttle' areas of the site that could cause potential problems during heavy traffic situations.

Frank is right to remind us that there are markets in which we'd all be better off if we could collectively agree to throttle back.

Another example includes systems that use Intel SpeedStep or similar technology to throttle CPU power dynamically.

Selection and focus state can be returned, and a slider control is provided to throttle how many tags are shown.

The TO THROTTLE ORIFICES are designed to provide an accurate flow control on air and sulphur-free gases in combustion systems.

Low temperature separation, uses the high energy from the well stream to throttle and reduce pressure, then remove the condensate.

This enables the driver to throttle the load in software to make sure that it meets the network profile that you have selected.

The region was still raising rates as recently as mid-2008, as central bankers tried to throttle rising inflation.

Position sensor to throttle body while guiding rubber fitting over throttle body vacuum nipple .

The key of the solution is to throttle after most liquid water is separated and to drop working temperature of the separator.

"We continue to throttle invites, so please don't mass invite folks as it won't work, " Besbris said.

Now you might want to throttle the number of requests by putting a delay in between each keystroke and when you actually make the request.

And on Sunday morning the neighbor's leaf blower comes out, and I want to throttle them.