Sentence examples for computational workload from inspiring English sources

Using parallel computing to decompose the computational workload to accelerate the execution time, the message passing interface (MPI) paradigm is well suited for handling computations when a task is divided into subtasks.

Furthermore, the computational speedup increased when the computational problem size increased, which means that the high-performance heterogeneous embedded computing platform was more efficient when the computational workload was larger.

We observe that the computational workload on the vertices may be unbalanced: the computation on a vertex may be more expensive than on another because it has a larger search space.

The MDFT filter bank uses double computational workload for filtering.

The DPR has eight constants and requires less computational workload to obtain the z-factor.

For large-sized circuits,7 most of the computational workload is in the linear solver.

Besides, at the third level of the programming hierarchy, the computational workloads are assigned to a series of GPU compute threads.

Qureshi et al. were the first to propose dynamically assigning computational workloads in distributed systems to locations where electricity may be cheaper.

Solving a large number of relatively small linear systems has recently drawn more attention in the HPC community, due to the importance of such computational workloads in many scientific applications, including sparse multifrontal solvers.

Modern x86 processors also contain increasing numbers of cores, and computational workloads in genetic studies tend to contain large "embarrassingly parallel" steps which can easily exploit additional cores.

The NPB represents an implementation independent problem set, representative of Computational Aeroscience workload computations.