Sentence examples for representing workloads from inspiring English sources

Both of the vertices and edges are endowed with weighed values representing workloads of controllers in the airspace.

It represents workload that extracts small but valuable analytics from the input data.

It represents workload that transforms unstructured source data to a more useful structure or format without adding new data.

The second experiment was designed to simulate a load representing a workload trace from a real web-based system.

8 10 Analgesics prescribed in primary care remain the mainstay of treatment, 4 representing substantial workload and cost.

Figure 10 plots the ratios of random I/O to all disk I/O for the workloads of PageRank, node insertion and FoF query, respectively, which represent typical workloads of graph algorithm, database manipulation and read-only query.

Thus, the integrated residual workload represents the residual workload of four types and their QoS requirements of delay and jitter.

The evaluation is performed on contended workloads representing the HFT application and a widely adopted OLTP benchmark TPC-C.

In this paper we argue that scientific applications traditionally considered as representing typical HPC workloads can be successfully and efficiently ported to a cloud infrastructure.

Other three datasets were taken from practical workloads representing block I/O traces from MSR Cambridge Traces [25], SNIA Iotta Repository [26], and UMass Trace Repository [27].

The resultant physiological state model output is a single response variable that represents the workload.