For example teams may share expertise within a project to build skills in novice researchers [ 45]which can be tracked, and appropriate divisions of workload through reading research literature and sharing this with the rest of the team/network could be noted.
The experiment design allows us to disentangle "workload division or commitment" effects from "feedback provision" effects.
As such, our workload division strategy assigns about 80% of the IP addresses to the Intel Phi and the rest to the CPU.
Still, with massively large datasets, it may happen that the number of partitions to have a sufficient division of the workload is in the order of thousands, or more.
Although primary care is regarded as a highly suitable setting for disease prevention [ 32], debate is ongoing about the optimal division of the workload between the GP and the nurse practitioner [ 33, 34].
Moreover, women are found to have less effective professional networks, are confronted with the negative consequences of stereotyping, tokenism, and a high workload due to unequal division of household and caring tasks [ 20].
Francis Paonessa, head of Bombardier's UK passenger division, said winning the Thameslink contract would have "secured workload at this site".
The lowest score was 2.56: "I am satisfied with my salary as I have less workload compared to other employees in other divisions" (see Table 2).
To balance the energy consumption of the network, according to roles division, camera nodes and common nodes are cooperated to accomplish the workload of image acquisition, compression and transmission.
Michael McCormick, a manager at Boeing's defense and space division, has used students from Michigan on several projects, among them a review of the workload management of 2,500 employees in electronics and composite machining factories.
So this month the MCB division, part of NSF's biology directorate, laid down new rules aimed at spreading out the workload while giving applications a better shot at those elusive federal dollars.
