Sentence examples for data workloads from inspiring English sources

For big data workloads, the scheduler latency is the most important performance characteristic of the scheduler.

That, he said, expands the potential data workloads that sensors can handle and the distance over which they can communicate — without batteries.

More recently, big data workloads have created a need for a new class of computations consisting of many short computations taking seconds or minutes that process enormous quantities of data.

This object storage is best for big data workloads.

It's probably fair to think of Alluxio as a very sophisticated cache for big data workloads.

It's probably fair to think of Alluxio as a very sophisticated cache for big data workloads.

Situation awareness regarding patient data, workload, responses to system failures, and performance on secondary tasks was measured for two groups of experienced ED staff (nurses, and clerks) across two display conditions and two patient volume conditions.

This is however not true in practice, where users indeed have a finite data workload.

One short-coming of such static allocation is that users are assumed to have an infinite data workload.

For a realistic DSL scenario, the data workload represents the user behavior, and can be modeled as a time-slotted system, indexed by t.

That tool uses automated technology to scour thousands of searchable city pairs each day and flag potential deals, giving the site a salient advantage over its competitors (though based on the data workload, its only able to scour about two dozen airports each day).