Sentence examples for partial jobs from inspiring English sources

This paper studies the semi-online scheduling on two uniform machines under a grade of service (GoS) provision, where one machine is available for all jobs and the other one is only available for partial jobs.

Housing associations – the third-sector bodies promoted by the Conservatives in the 1980s and 1990s to fill the gap in the affordable housing supply – have only managed to do a partial job.

A clear pattern emerges in Table 11 across gender and immigrant group indicating that if an immigrant is unable to obtain at least a partial job match, economic assimilation is unattainable (row 1).

Each cluster machine runs the NodeManager service, which may have its partial job's average response time (measured via IAvgRespTime interface) regulated by adjusting the maximum number of map tasks simultaneously executing in that host (Hadoop's mapreduce.tasktracker.map.tasks.maximum parameter, changed via IMaxMapTasks interface).

The work of guides and separators is so important, in fact, that a kind of biomachinery crucial for life shares its name and partial job description with the venerable chaperones of old.

I'm partial to Jobs' purple Apple duffel bag, but I don't think I'll have enough cash to grab it if I carry out a bidding war on his electric razor/bathrobe gift set.

In this paper we consider the semi-online scheduling problem with known partial information about job sizes on two identical machines, where all the jobs have processing times in the interval [p,tp] (p>0,t≥1) and the maximum job size is tp.

Edwards and his wife, Elizabeth, are partial to the jobs argument.

In the partial completion a job releases each of its VMs according to independent Bernoulli trials, while in full completion each job departs from the system according to independent Bernoulli trials.

The union won partial guarantees of job security and fought off Emanuel's attempt to link pay to merit.

This was judged feasible based on a report of consistently high agreement between partial scales measuring job strain and a complete survey.