Sentence examples for own workloads from inspiring English sources

"If you look at national assets, they've all got their own workloads," he said.

Vendors should provide independent performance and availability benchmark results, explanations of proposed savings, detailed case studies and evaluation models that you can run against your own workloads.

As Google Cloud engineering director Chen Goldberg noted in a press briefing ahead of today's announcement, many businesses also simply want to be able to manage their own workloads on-premise but still be able to access new machine learning tools in the cloud, for example.

"I sometimes find it difficult to balance PAL with my own workload.

By inviting Brand, he quadrupled the audience and quartered his own workload.

The work is more unstructured too, and it's necessary to set and manage your own workload.

In essence, they boil down to giving the human rights court more control over its own workload.

Lamb is personally delighted to have had her own workload slightly reduced by the hiring of former Bolshoi star Natalia Osipova.

Instead, it explained, the court would decide upon its own workload, "which Lord Bingham used to describe as dining a la carte".

Hairdressers ranked second in last year's City & Guilds Careers Happiness Index, with many saying they enjoyed their job because they could manage their own workload and found the work stimulating.

Tom Laws, careers adviser for the National Careers Service, agrees that university experience is a good thing to highlight on your CV: "Emphasise the skills you have developed through university, such as managing your own workload and time management".