Sentence examples for rate of task from inspiring English sources

By supporting very low-latency tasks (and their associated high rate of task turnover), Sparrow enables a new class of cluster applications which analyze data at unprecedented volume and speed.

There is no correlation established between the usage rate of task light and the distance of workspace from the nearest window.

The results can be applied to design digital controllers sharing resources, as it is the case of networked control systems, where the need of adapting the rate of task scheduling may originate significant sampling time variations.

decreaseslu(τ i, sl, t) decreases the idle rate of task τ i at time t, that is SLU τ i, t) = SLU τ i, t) + sl/D i.   5.

increaseslu(τ i, sl, t) increases the idle rate of task τ i at time t, that is SLU τ i, t) = SLU τ i, t) + sl/D i.   4.

f(τ i, t) is the current running speed of task τ i at time t, which can be computed by Theorem 1. increaseslu(τ i, sl, t) increases the idle rate of task τ i at time t, that is SLU τ i, t) = SLU τ i, t) + sl/D i. decreaseslu(τ i, sl, t) decreases the idle rate of task τ i at time t, that is SLU τ i, t) = SLU τ i, t) + sl/D i. selectcandidate(t) selects a candidate task to run.

We deduce a relationship among the number of processors, response time of tasks and the ideal deterministic arrival rate of tasks.

When the scale of emergency tasks is small, the completion rate of tasks is greatly affected by the distribution density of tasks.

Cornell et al[ 26] examined time spent in 29 task categories in a direct observational study on two wards and reported a similar high rate of task-switching with an average of 88 tasks per hour.

Ever since, the majority of studies related to the energetic state model have dealt with the difficulty of children with ADHD to cope with under- or overactivation induced by the slow or fast event rate of tasks (see [ 6]).

As already observed in another recent study, the lack of sensitivity of the S1 touch screen was specifically considered by the participants as responsible for an increased mental workload and higher rates of task failures [28].