Sentence examples for take the workload from inspiring English sources

Web services like Google Apps, which allows users to edit documents, spreadsheets and presentations online, take the workload off an individual's machine and put it instead on Google's massive servers.

A small editorial team and video production unit takes the workload off the contributors by conducting the interviews, arranging filming and writing the articles.

He said taking the workload away from a driver could cause understimulation and that was being lost in the debate about the future of part- and full-time driverless cars.

Existing parallel job scheduling mechanisms do not take the parallel workload consolidation into account to improve the scheduling performance.

Take the reciprocal of the workload, multiply by 30 and you will get 3. Multiply the wages by 3, and you will get 6.

Reporters have been told they will be required to take on the workload from the axed team, a plan the union has so far rejected in the belief that the redundancies will be detrimental to the quality of the papers' journalistic output.

So what can you do if you feel you are overworked, or asked to take on the workload of more than one person?

Japan's NTT, the big phone company, has used it to automatically reconfigure a computer center's thousands of machines, enabling it to take on the workload of a center in the middle of a tsunami.

A team of two people has to take on the workload of a health centre by themselves.

There is not the capacity in hospitals to take on the workload of minor surgery or even of mere diagnosis of all skin lesions, and it would likely be unpopular with patients if it were to happen (George et al ).

Taking the predicted workload w(t + 1) as the input, these profiles are used by the Resource Allocator to allocate resources to the Reader and Loader Tier s dynamically in order to achieve the desired QoS.