Sentence examples for fewer workloads from inspiring English sources

As we see increasing use of data-intensive workloads involving internet of things, blockchain and artificial intelligence, it's entirely possible that the market will continue to grow even with fewer workloads moving from private data centers.

In an email responding to questions from TechCrunch, Qualcomm XR lead Hiren Bhinde said the new chipset "will handle fewer workloads as opposed to the 845 for similar power and thermal benchmarks," while noting that, "[t]here are also some AR customers who don't need the high graphics or memory bandwidth supported in 845 for their devices, which is what makes the XR1 a perfect fit for them".

She says that over the past few years, workloads have increased due to rising numbers of frail elderly patients and a fall in the number of OTs.

Moments like that are what makes being a doctor count but opportunities for training are few as workload grows.

Data on a few important workload components (such as the number of major and minor operations) were available at the facility level but not at the national level.

It is their comments that tell the story of increasing stress due to fewer resources, increased workloads and reduced staff.

The union wants a drastically reduced off-season workload: fewer minicamps and voluntary practices, less contact when those are conducted, and stricter penalties for coaches who violate the boundaries.

In more complex studies, requiring additional workload, fewer practices generally choose to participate.

However, after duty hour reduction, workload-associated fatigue may be increased if the same work is compressed into fewer hours, and low workload rotations may be transformed into high workload rotations.

The Naughton protocol was chosen as it contains multiple small increments in speed and incline, to provide a smooth increase in workload more applicable to a continuous variable than fewer large increases in workload, which occur in other protocols.

The "Shaggy" team points out that many part-time employees are disappointed because they have a reduced income and fewer benefits, yet their workloads remain the same.