Paré et al. [ 26] argued that users benefit from the adoption of PACS because the system removes the workload of handling physical films.
The other two bills ended tenure for new teachers, instituted merit pay and removed discussions of workload and class size from contract negotiations for the 12,000 teachers represented by the Idaho Education Association.
We'll also remove that task from your workload.
This means that there is normally no explicit necessity to add or remove the processing power, the memory or the bandwidth for the workload changes (Fig. 1).
In this way, unlike model based adaptive nonlinear control laws such as adaptive nonlinear dynamic inversion (ANDI), dependency on accurate full model information and the associated identification workload is removed.
The elements of a chromosome are dynamically added or removed, depending on a changing workload.
By moving development to the cloud and offering the IDE as a service to developers, a significant amount of their workload has been removed such as downloading and installing the IDE and SDKs and managing their workspace.
In the other words, "data cleaning" removes from the multisets in a workload trace all elements representing syntax trees whose processing has no significant impact on overall workload and whose processing does not contribute to any periodic patterns.
These include evaluating a clinically important question, minimising the workload of participating clinicians, removing responsibility for consent away from clinicians and involving research networks.
However, for the case where multiple workloads are considered, the search for removes the need to jointly consider the application configurations across different workloads.
mkESA and mkvtree processed FASTA files, the other programs processed the bare sequence data with FASTA headers removed so that all programs had comparable workloads.
