Sentence examples for Workload spreading from inspiring English sources

In this study, a thermally aware workload spreading method is proposed for reducing the hot spots while the total allocated server workload is increased.

Examples of such negative behaviours are as follows: excessive criticism of one's work; withholding of information, which affects performance; being assigned an unmanageable workload; spreading of rumours; and social isolation.

Minutes from the end, supposedly tired by his workload, he spread the ball out wide to Dani Alves.

Ofsted takes no account of how workload is spread around – so while leaders lay on tick-box requirements, they don't pay the same heed to hours worked.

The workload is spread across the GPU more evenly such that the GPU has a large number of lightweight threads operating, which helps to improve GPU utilization, as discussed earlier.

Firstly, and promoted by the broad-based training offered in the province, steps are being taken to initiate greater service and staff integration by rotating staff between programmes offered in the ART-hosting facility and thus spreading workload more equally within these PHC facilities.

The performance of cloud computing resources does not reach that of specialised high-performance computing (HPC) resources such as those that make up the Top-500 list of HPC resources [7] and their multi-tenant architecture and limitations on I/O performance may not make them suitable candidates for workloads that spread computation across multiple nodes [8].

DataRush goes beyond the idea of horizontal scaling, the idea of spreading a workload across many different computers.

England reached 50 in 65 minutes and with Lindwall missing, Bradman had difficulties in spreading the workload among his depleted bowling resources.

The study design utilizes a multiphase approach for secondary data collection from medical records, which is intended to facilitate cooperation with data reporting, as well as spreading the workload (Fig.  3).

Using StreaMorph to spread workload from four cores to six or seven cores, e.g. when more cores become available, to reduce operating frequencies, can lead to 10% energy reduction.