Sentence examples for execution demand from inspiring English sources

The CMPRPM model applies queuing theory to calculate process operation time in order to strike an optimal balance between process execution demand and manpower service capacity.

For example in data processing systems, the size of an event's payload data will typically determine its execution demand on most or all system components, leading to highly correlated workloads.

He must therefore know beforehand what he intends to do, and the execution demands confidence, speed, and a mastery of technique acquired only by long practice.

Different events that trigger such systems may cause different execution demands, depending on their event type as well as on the task they are processed by, leading to complex workload correlations.

From a legal/humanitarian perspective, execution demands that we ignore the possibility of human error, and the general principle which holds that we would rather see ten guilty people go free than one innocent person punished.

This comes at a time when well established methods based on inherited serial Central Processor Units (CPUs) cannot guarantee solutions for the increasing execution speed demands.

The requirements imposed by AEC (Architecture/Engineering/Construction) projects with regard to data storage and execution, on-demand data sharing and complexity on building simulations have led to utilising novel computing techniques.

Some prosecutors say they will continue to demand execution in new cases as they arise in the belief that new legislation would apply retroactively.

Disaggregated datacenters, constructed as a collection of individual resources such as CPU, memory, disks etc., and composed into workload execution units on demand, are an interesting new trend that can address the above challenges.

Startups demand execution velocity; waiting is not an option.

At the courthouse, a woman protested this week with a handwritten sign demanding execution.