"Splitting the workload and splitting the responsibility is something that I've had to get my head around," Horgan said.
There are no hard and fast rules for splitting the workload in a job share.
She cut the number of school aides in half, splitting the workload among the three who are left.
Some committee meetings are being held on Saturdays to accommodate working members and weekend residents, and committees are increasingly being headed by co-chairwomen, providing flexibility in scheduling and splitting the workload.
Then, given a multicore architecture, by splitting the workload on various cores, it is possible to obtain a relevant speed-up for multi-threaded applications.
The proposed implementation provides flexibility of splitting the workload between a general-purpose CPU with a fixed architecture and a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) to trade off contradicting design objectives, namely performance and computational resource usage.
Before splitting the workload's jobs into waves, we sort them based on their execution time in ascending order to make sure that the jobs with the smaller execution time requirements will be scheduled first.
However, we argue that if this assumption does not hold, our approach can still be applied by splitting the workload in smaller sets of jobs and schedule each set by applying our proposed techniques.
Having taken a good long break from Banjo-style compositions, Kirkhope is having fun composing tunes for Yooka, splitting the workload with Rare's other legendary composer, David Wise (you might've heard this one of his).
Eventually, the overhead from communication dominates the time spent solving the problem, and further parallelization (that is, splitting the workload over even more threads) increases rather than decreases the amount of time required to finish.
