Sentence examples for skewed workload from inspiring English sources

For such algorithms, with the increase in processors also come higher communication costs, not to mention skewed graphs, skewed workload, start-up costs and interference when processors compete for, e.g., network bandwidth.

The effects of caching in enterprise platforms in negligible due to the data set size and skewed workload characteristics [23, 29], therefore faster SCMs (SSDs) are used as cache.

This might thereby causes unnecessary deportations to SSD in skewed workload characteristics.

We also observe the dynamic adaptable capability of BID-HDD especially in skewed workload environments.

Adaptiveness Multiple CPUs (or applications) try to access the same storage media in a shared infrastructure, which causes skewed workload patterns [2].

However, application with large data access requirements and skewed workloads like MapReduce would suffer high latency due to their specific and disjoint disk seeks.

Enterprise Hadoop workloads have highly skewed characteristics making the profiling tough with the "hot" data being really large [23].

What amounts to a reasonable workload is inevitably often skewed depending on whether you are the employer or employee.

In this paper, we address the problem of how to efficiently partition intermediate keys to balance the workload of all reducers when processing skewed data.

Although the country has an appropriate number of nurses, the nurse workforce is skewed towards hospitals, which are adequately or slightly overstaffed relative to nurses' workloads.

The incentives are skewed.