This framework can be useful for researchers who cannot afford expensive and dedicated clusters for infrequent demands of solving distributed computing problems.
The framework can be useful for various types of users: researchers cannot afford the expensive clusters for infrequent demands of solving the distributed problems, or Internet users from social and P2P network communities perform experiments on distributed environment.
However, the elasticity of demand for infrequent access to an empty arena (−0.08) was lower than for social contact (P < 0.01) and not significantly different from zero (P = 0.07).
Companies may well be able to redeploy products elsewhere in the organisation, for less demanding or infrequent users, for example.
The centralized nature of the proposed algorithm and the assumption of infrequent changes in traffic demands make the proposed solution less attractive.
The American Heart Association indicates that although consumption of a small amount of alcohol may be beneficial for health, the advantages, disadvantages and risks associated with drinking demand careful assessment, and infrequent alcohol use is recommended.
Were the communication demands low or high, infrequent or frequent, simple or complex?
An unmarried participant found a job as a nurse, and missed five consecutive clinic visits because of her demanding working hours and infrequent time off (age 23, FGD).
By contrast, the revamped Yo Store only features services that will abide by rules demanding they only send high-quality, infrequent alerts or ones users specifically requested.
In the summer, when fuel-oil demand is low, Bayside's trips to the depot are infrequent, so the opportunities to watch the drawbridges open are rare.
