Sentence examples for new workload from inspiring English sources

Like Gordon Brown, whose cheery disposition seems to increase as the economy worsens, the HR director has blossomed under his new workload.

But it's doubtful the Home Office, even with more staff, will easily cope with the new workload unless a line is drawn on much of the historic caseload, often going back for many years.

The F.D.I.C.'s new workload is bringing back retirees like Gary Halloway, 58, of Spicewood, Tex., who has had assignments in seven states since he returned to work last year as the leader of regulatory SWAT team, moving from one failed bank to another.

"Operating under the continuing resolution is already forcing the agency to delay or cut back enforcement and market oversight efforts," said John Nester, a spokesman for the S.E.C., which faces a huge new workload to carry out the Wall Street regulation law enacted this year.

Applications entering and leaving the system result in a switch to a new workload.

The system performs re-optimization of the power consumption under the new workload that also includes cost of migration.

The new workloads demand it.

Those users want to run both their legacy workloads and new workloads on the platform, but what those new workloads look like is changing.

The company points out that these new workloads are certified for running SAP HANA workloads.

The data center would be able to change shape to meet the needs of new workloads.

"So much of the net new workloads that are being built have an affinity for Linux".