Sentence examples for guarantee load from inspiring English sources
The proposed conflict-free mappings on these graphs are fast, use an optimal or provably good number of memory modules, and guarantee load balancing.
The mapping algorithm should: (i) be fast in terms of data access (possibly mapping each node in constant time); (ii) minimize the required number of memory modules for accessing any instance in G of the given template type; and (iii) guarantee load balancing on the modules.
In order to guarantee load balancing in their protocol, all servers that provide the same service are registered at the same server locator.
Moreover, for service discovery protocol integrated with routing protocols, it is important to guarantee load balancing on routing paths between service providers and service requesters.
For this purpose, we proposed a novel technique that guarantees load balancing on RRs in the vehicular network.
As a result, our technique guarantees load balancing on RRs in any RI requested by many service clients.
Our protocol guarantees load balancing on service providers, and routing paths between service providers and service requesters.
In addition to guaranteeing load balancing among the different components of the vehicular network, our QoS-aware discovery protocol finds service providers and routing paths between service providers and service requesters that satisfy some attributes specified in the user request.
These moves to strengthen EC2 (offering service-level guarantees, load balancing, monitoring, and support for instances of Microsoft Windows and SQL Server) are steps aimed at appeasing Big IT the IT managers who run big corporate data centers and still need convincing that they won't get fired for offloading their corporate computation needs to the Web.
Today's cloud services differ among others by cost, performance, consistency guarantees, load-balancing, caching, fault tolerance, and SLAs.
As a consequence, very high engineering competences are necessarily required to guarantee relevant load carrying capacities with structural systems of extremely limited weight and of very modest costs.
