Sentence examples similar to real completion time from inspiring English sources

However, a 2015 study by Ousterhout et al. [65] used block-time analysis to identify performance bottlenecks in Spark and they found that improving network performance only had a minimal effect on job completion time while the real bottlenecks were actually occurring on the CPU rather than I/O as previously thought.

An alternative model is to consider the start of the real service as the start of the completion time.

Our results demonstrate that PCT can be performed in obese patients under real-time US guidance and with a short completion time.

In real projects, the trade-off between the project cost and the project completion time, and the environmental uncertainty are aspects of considerable importance for managers.

Patients in the real treatment group were superior to those in the sham group in completion time of 50 yards' walking 4 weeks after the treatment.

The formative evaluation of the asthma kiosk demonstrates its ability to capture patient-specific data during real-time care in the emergency department (ED) with a mean completion time of 11 minutes.

We must also introduce the notion of completion time X, which represents the whole time in service for a packet including the real service time T and the interruptions that may occur during its service.

Then he checked whether there was a real deadline for their project (which was true for about half of them) and asked them for their estimate of their completion time.

Completion time?

Completion time: approximately 30 minutes.

The performance measures considered include makespan, total completion time, and total weighted completion time.