By analogy to the terminology applied to workload capacity, we will describe these effects as limited capacity and super-capacity, respectively.
This cost was applied for workload volumes of 3000 to 10,000 emails per annum.
Of these, the lowest level of satisfaction overall applied to workload and the highest to team spirit.
Thus, in quantitative terms, the ability to provide SLA and QoS-capable resource management in cloud-based IT environments requires accurate characterisations of the load response patterns, based on the interplay of factors such as the resource infrastructure's service capacity, the levels of applied user workloads and their resource consumption needs in the cloud service environment.
When applying the workload hypothesis, we conclude that older drivers are more challenged than younger drivers by simulated driving, especially during night driving.
I'd applied knowing the workload would be heavy but was still unprepared for the intensity of the course, which would often require two essays a week.
As we pointed out in Section 4.3, this algorithm has exponential complexity so it can only be applied when the workload consists of a small number of jobs.
VM level adaptation are typically applied to improve/reduce workload performance due to an increased/reduced demand by adjusting CPU, memory, disk bandwidth and/or storage.
Third, the kinematics of fingers and the workload applied on the fingers are transformed into the coordination kinematics and the active forces/torques applied onto the active legs of both the proposed PM and the fingers.
The Welcan values of 15 minutes for ZN and 5 minutes for FM microscopy, with modifications for positive smears based on the grades of positivity, were applied to this workload.
