Although not thoroughly investigated, full capacity protocols and other solutions aiming at distributing workload throughout the hospital instead of accumulating patients in the ED appear promising [16, 23].
This result is expected because distributing workload among cells more evenly needs transferring some operations from cells with workload higher than average to those with workload less than average.
This result is expected because distributing workload among cells more evenly needs transferring some operations from cells with workload higher than the average to those with workload less than the average.
On the other hand, if we decrease the amount of forwarded data by distributing workload to more nodes, selected link's quality may not be the best and retransmissions can increase.
The survey generated very many responses, so consideration was required of the most efficient mechanism for analysing the data and distributing workload across the project team.
Benefits of a team may include distributing workload among team members, reinforcing individual capabilities, creating the feeling of participation and involvement, better decision-making and generating a diversity of ideas for a common purpose [ 11].
Benefits of a team include distributing workload, reinforcing individual capabilities, creating the feeling of participation and involvement, making better decisions, and generating a diversity of ideas for a common purpose [ 12].
This chapter reviews the evolution from conventional network architectures into designs better suited to dynamic, distributed workloads.
Because NOAA higher-ups make only "limited information" available on the status of hiring requests to those running Weather Service field offices, managers cannot "effectively plan and distribute workloads," the internal government watchdog office found.
In the first tier, GreenGPU dynamically splits and distributes workloads to GPU and CPU based on the workload characteristics, such that both sides can finish approximately at the same time.
