Sentence examples for distributed for processing from inspiring English sources

This can be combined with an automatic landscape exploration approach where each local flooding instance identifies neighboring, yet unexplored, macro-states that will be automatically distributed for processing until the entire energy landscape is discovered.

A representative set of existing work related to resource management on distributed systems for processing multi-stage jobs, including workflows (see Section "Resource management on distributed systems for processing workflows") and MapReduce jobs (see Section "Resource management techniques on distributed systems for processing MapReduce jobs"), is presented next.

The number of resources (m), which represents the number of nodes in the distributed system for processing the jobs, is varied from 40 to 50 to 60, where each resource has a capacity (c r ) equal to 2. Recall from Section "Problem Description and Resource Management Model", c r specifies the number of tasks that a resource r can execute in parallel at any given point in time.

Oren et al. [ 46] presented a parallel and distributed platform for processing large amounts of RDF data on a network of loosely coupled peers.

They were distributed for further processing and repackaging and will not have the company's establishment number on the package.

In this research, we focus on Hadoop framework and Memcached, which are distributed model frameworks for processing large scale data intensive applications for different purposes.

The use of distributed computing environments for processing multi-stage jobs (workflows) has received significant attention from researchers in the past few years.

This work addresses the design of distributed wastewater networks for processing a set of streams and reducing the concentration of several contaminants below given concentration limits at a minimum cost.

On the other hand, workflow systems are used for distributed data processing across data centers.

These services could be used as a distributed framework for processing of resource-intensive tasks and data sharing or in a fully independent way, according to the specific needs.

Percolator [11], a system developed by Google, uses distributed transactions and notifications for processing data in an incremental manner.