Sentence examples for burden of performing from inspiring English sources

Alteon's gear splits up requests for Internet information among a company's individual servers, allowing the servers to perform at their best, and can spare those servers the electronic burden of performing routine tasks like encryption.

Declining ratings prompted sponsor Procter & Gamble to cancel his show in the spring of 1953, with Skelton announcing that any future television shows of his would be variety shows, where he would not have the almost constant burden of performing.

We developed tools that ease the burden of performing hand curation and complete linkage of large contemporary datasets.

This might decrease the financial burden of performing more expensive FISH assay to confirm the equivocal IHC results.

Subset databases were constructed to reduce the computational burden of performing a HMMER3 search against the complete NCBI nucleotide and EST databases.

For a union of k markers, the union test is approximately k-1 times faster than the corresponding single marker test, because the computational burden of taking the union is less than the computational burden of performing one Fisher's exact test.

The consequences of occupational dioxin exposure were studied by analysis of the dioxin-blood concentration, the body burden, of men performing thermal oxygen cutting at scrap metal reclamation and demolition sites, in steel trade and producing plants as well as for industrial welders and white-collar workers.

In this research, a design prototype is presented for the appropriate position of steel bracing members with a steel tube cross-section by assuming the installation conditions in which it is necessary to reinforce steel frames due to unexpected load burdens at the time of performing remodeling.

This study represents the most complete and realistic costing to date of the burden of CF performed in the UK, a key strength being the use of a bottom-up approach to costing.

Each item in the questionnaire was assessed by the 5-point Likert scale, which has the ability to discriminate between the response levels and reduce the burden of tasks performed by respondents when compared to higher-level scales [ 21].

"I'm always somewhat humbled in his presence, because I feel almost overwhelmed by the burdens he takes on in terms of performing and traveling.