The judge overseeing the MDL customarily exercises a lot of sway and forms a steering committee of trial lawyers to help the court coordinate the workload.
In contrast with [27], which addresses the management of datacenters based on thermal awareness with external sensing infrastructure for energy and cooling efficiency, the work, presented in this paper, focuses on coordinating multiple workload-aware managers to ensure an energy efficiency.
They coordinate efforts and share the workload — sometimes in formal groups, sometimes as loose collectives.
As the majority of GHIs, particularly PEPFAR, support treatment through individual organizations, such as NGOs, there is a significant added workload for public sector health staff who have to coordinate these support activities.
In addition to its function as a diagnostic tool, the DPDB is also used to coordinate screening programs and provides an option for pathology staff to assess workload and costs, and to perform quality control assessments.
The phase-parallel component is used to coordinate different computation stages, while the manager/workers paradigm is used to balance workloads among nodes within each stage.
RNs play a significant role in the FHS health model, with high levels of responsibility and workload: planning, managing, and coordinating services, as well as holding supervisory roles and delivering further training for CHWs and NAs.
The Master node coordinates the Slave nodes to get the workload done and the Slaves run the sub-workloads, Map and Reduce tasks, assigned by the Master node.
This problem can be largely attributed to the overburdened workloads of all project coordinating staff within BOFED and UNICEF and the relatively low priority of the small-scale BSF/WIBS project within these institutions.
The heart of this cooperative market is a Cloud Market Broker (CMB), a functional entity that coordinates the operations of various cloud providers, their workloads and users' demand status by means of a multi-agent mechanism.
