Sentence examples for most workloads from inspiring English sources

NHM server is better than ATOM server for most workloads in terms of performance-per-watt (except Wordsort), while is no better than ATOM in terms of performance-per-$.

While this amount of cooling is adequate for most workloads, professional tools such as Blender 3D or XCode will quickly find the thermal ceiling, and performance will suffer.

Most GPU workloads probably aren't all that spikey, but in case yours are, this looks like a good option to evaluate.

"Using the enterprise-proven power of Microsoft Azure, customers are running their most strategic workloads in our cloud," said Jason Zander, corporate vice president, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Corp., in today's announcement.

"IBM's growing global cloud footprint across 19 countries and six continents gives enterprises the flexibility and scale to run their most complex workloads when and where they need".

Such a sequence (with the "normal distribution" pattern) can best simulate the most-appeared workloads in enterprise environment [27].

Our greedy algorithm approximates the Pareto-optimal frontier by allocating new resources to the job that affects the most the workload's makespan.

The first policy, Slots' Allocation, assigns an extra slot (i.e., either map or reduce) to the job that affects the most the workload's makespan while the second, VMs' Allocation, reserves an extra VM for this job.

In order to assign the most suitable workload to each compute node and reasonably partition it between CPU and GPU within each node, and minimize the inter-node and intra-node communication costs, we design a communication-avoiding workload distribution scheme suitable for the parallel two-list algorithm.

55.5 h, <2 weeks, of study devoted to ageing does not reflect the predominance of frail older patients in most doctors' workload.

Under-resourcing was described as resulting in poor decisions, …an inability to allocate resources to research or evidence-related positions and (perhaps most importantly) workload pressures that were described as actively working against the thoughtful reflection essential for [evidence-informed decision making]" [ 22], p. 93.