Sentence examples for such workloads from inspiring English sources

However, the figures suggest that fewer of these fathers were taking on such workloads than in previous years.

For such workloads, the disk latency is an important factor that affects performance.

In summary, PARE receives huge performance benefit under HFT applications when other concurrency control mechanisms plummet under such workloads.

In particular, the execution of such workloads on emerging many-core systems is expected to be a significant component of applications in data mining, machine learning, scientific computing and graph analytics.

To accommodate such workloads, we propose the Distributed Vector Architecture (DIVA), that uses multiple vector-capable processor/memory nodes in a distributed shared-memory configuration, while maintaining the simple vector programming model.

We investigate the problem of partitioning such workloads (represented as a matrix of non-negative integers) into rectangles, such that the load of the most loaded rectangle (processor) is minimized.

One such workload in particular is the caching layer, which stores expensive-to-regenerate data in fast storage to reduce service times.

As such, workload reductions and workforce composition biases may be largely responsible for the observed declines in injury and fatality rates among both immigrant groups.

Previous analysis focused on the workload characterization from the node point of view, while little attention has been paid to the processes leading to such workload – i.e. distributed applications.

The present work studies the idea of interactive onset detection and proposes a methodology for assessing the user's workload, as well as a set of interactive schemes for reducing such workload when carrying out this detection task.

The weak association between GP perceived heavy workload and perceptions of poor service by patients may suggest such workload is bad for both doctors and patients, but we have to remember that these are perceptions of workload.