Sentence examples for multiple workers and from inspiring English sources

In this case, expensive stages such as pre-processing are load-balanced with multiple workers, and image reconstruction are parallelized over MPI to compute efficiently in a distributed manner.

The images, captured on hidden camera by an investigator working with our organization, Mercy for Animals, led Idaho law enforcement to file criminal animal cruelty charges against multiple workers and a manager at Wendell-based Bettencourt Dairies.

Participants in our study described a number of barriers to engagement including having to attend numerous appointments, often infrequent contact with services and engagement with multiple workers and agencies in order to obtain treatment.

Multiple workers and winged virgin queens were collected from each of 555 colonies representing eleven geographic populations distributed over much of the known native range of S. invicta (see Figure 1 of Ahrens et al. [ 53] for locations).

"I heard someone say multiple workers were down and that one person was definitely not recoverable," Mr. McCollister said.

The scraping crawler module is then implemented to consist of one global controller and multiple workers, which are configured in different computer nodes.

Only three of the eight species at AG seeds were observed to collect the seeds (Table 1), and multiple workers of all three species removed seeds in an apparently "purposeful" manner, grasping seeds from the tray and walking quickly away with them, continuing to carry them until disappearing into leaf litter or dense vegetation where we did not follow.

Current technology is not acceptable because of significant delays in communication and data transmission, missing multi-input interfaces, and simultaneous supervision of multiple workers who are working in the extreme environment.

Evidence of low productivity is everywhere in Japan: multiple workers crowd around cars at gas stations to clean windows and collect trash; the shift to information technology at Japanese offices is surprisingly slow, with workers still laboring over paper files and records.

Some centers used multiple workers to simultaneously collect information at each visit (e.g., separate assessments of mother and child).

Hotdesking involves multiple workers using a single workstation during different time periods.