In this research, we employ simultaneous measurement of workload for team members, and use a team average for comparison across workload levels.
The model is parameterized with available performance testing data for a real web service, and with a testing environment having unpredictable and unknown external workloads of simultaneous execution.
But party leaders in the US territory insist the decision to reduce polling stations to 432 was a simple matter of resources, based on the island electoral commission's inability to fund and handle the extra workload of simultaneous local elections at so many sites.
Simultaneous consideration of the dynamic workload and operating temperature enables one to accurately predict the circuit lifetime.
G-CONNECT provides access to five+ simultaneous devices, depending on the workload, and supports up to five SD or three HD video streams at once².
The agency has had to stretch its resources over a vastly expanded workload and to grapple with simultaneous crises on opposite sides of the world.
In our performance characterization, we found that enabling Simultaneous Multi-Threading (SMT) and scaling the workload with respect to thread count shows an average of 20%% increase in performance with all cores active.
Simultaneous production system rationalization measures had powerful negative consequences on workload, and tipped the balance towards more difficult working conditions.
Specific characteristics of this model include the simultaneous consideration of production planning, coexistence of alternative process routings, lot splitting, workload balancing between cells and worker over-assignment to multiple cells.
Multiple simultaneous projects were considered especially in the planning, when taking care of the workload of each developer and iterations could be even canceled.
On the emergency ward, physicians were even engaged in simultaneous activities for almost a third of the time, which indicates the high workload and error potential in emergency care [ 18, 38].
