Sentence examples for early workload from inspiring English sources

A more likely explanation behind Monday's events is that today's accomplished marathoners, particularly Kenyans and Ethiopians who train at altitude, on mountainous terrains and with punishing workouts, have outrun the courses and negated even the need for pacesetters, which are barred at Boston, to cushion their early workload.

As he says, it's nothing compared with his early 60s workload, which given how that turned out is probably just as well.

Can you cope with a heavy workload, early mornings and late nights?

It concentrates on the need to assess workload early in the design phase to prevent systems failures.

Howell, who shouldered a heavy workload early in the season, clearly wasn't himself by the time the Dodgers fell to the St . LouisCardinals in a National League division series.

This merged with unstable infrastructures and a lack of tools can lead to low job retention and significant turnover rates as data scientists become frustrated with the workloads early on.

It argues that girls' schooling is impeded by early marriage, heavy workloads and the lack of women teachers.

Earlier studies on workload and job stress were often done in countries with a largely capitation based system (UK, The Netherlands).

The web-based searches were carried out early to reduce the workload for practice staff as much as possible.

However, these analyses also uncovered the prerequisites for real participation (early involvement, representation and workload reduction) and revealed that they were not met during the process.

The same holds true for other Mental State Monitoring applications, that monitor a subject's mental state continuously and on a fine granular time resolution to detect changes e.g. of wakefulness, responsiveness or mental workload as early as possible [ 2].