Sentence examples for expected workloads from inspiring English sources

Hybrid-Store [51] proposes a tool for improving capacity planning within cost-budgets and performance guarantees during deviations from expected workloads.

When QoS guarantees are necessitated, traditional approaches in DBaaS often have to reserve computation resources (e.g. CPU and memory) for tenants according to their performance Service Level Objectives (SLOs), so that the database engine always possesses sufficient resources to accomplish the expected workloads under any circumstance.

A progressive exercise test, ideally using the same mode of exercise (running, cycling, cross country skiing, etc) that the athlete makes use of in competition, as well as a range of efforts that includes the expected workloads of training and competition, should be utilised.

Table 5 summarizes the large variations in expected workloads among the districts, ranging from 13 to 212 anticipated deliveries per qualified BEmOC.

Their stationary expected workload is obtained as a limit of the stationary expected workload of a discrete system.

The approach is sensitive to the accuracy of the probability distribution of the expected workload; the results show that mismatches result in consuming too much energy and terminating early, or consuming too little and achieving less than the best possible utility.

- Expected workload effect in actual consultation The expert panel rated all GAIs on the expected workload in the actual consultation.

- Expected long-term workload effect This variable was measured in the same way as expected workload effect in actual consultation.

However, several acknowledged CHW capacity was low and expected workload significant.

This is likely due to systematic understaffing at these facilities, given the expected workload.

The expected workload per FTE GP in the Netherlands was 76,360 contact min a year (SD = 47,869).