Sentence examples for increased execution time from inspiring English sources

Dynamic Voltage Frequency Scaling (DVFS) is a widely used technique that running applications at reduced CPU frequency/voltage trades increased execution time for power reduction.

However, as the saving in cost for using Linux based instances was at least 20% this increase in execution time was considered acceptable as it was felt that the increase in the number of instances which could be run offset the increased execution time.

Slowdown is known to reduce the dynamic power consumption at the cost of increased execution time for a given computation task.

The WMD model maintained a similar number of iterations comparing to the previous experiment and the increased execution time is the result of a larger input volume.

Longer words enable better characterization of long patterns, but at the cost of increased execution time as well as an increased number of sequences needed for training.

However, using these methods, we would need to execute many simulations to thoroughly understand how the dynamics are affected by the parameter values, which needs to be balanced with the increased execution time for the stochastic model for certain parameter regimes.

It is apparent that smaller or larger values of n lead to increased execution times.

This effect significantly slows down the makespan and is mostly responsible for the increased execution times of Swift and the costly file transfers.

This low dependance of the segmentation time from mesh density is a much desired feature of the WMD model, as it allows performing precise segmentations of very complex shapes, having almost no drawback of increased execution times.

As expected, the presence of additional voltage measurements affects the coefficient matrix leading to higher densities: this is the main reason for the increased execution times shown in Table 7 (with respect to the results in Table 2).

If you perform a distinct query, the whole database needs to be searched regardless of limit clause which greatly increases execution time.