"Barring a true flood of tens or hundreds of thousands of cases," she wrote, "no evident principle exists to support the court taking workload concerns into account when engaging in interpretation of the law".
General Practitioners (GPs) employ strategies to identify and retrieve medical evidence for clinical decision making which take workload and time constraints into account.
"We took workloads off of [Amazon's] Redshift and ran them on Oracle and Redshift took 15 times longer.... They're on our website.
A small editorial team and video production unit takes the workload off the contributors by conducting the interviews, arranging filming and writing the articles.
The analysis process that produces the performance metrics is fully automated and takes a workload -- a tree and a set of queries -- as input; the metrics characterize the performance of each query as well as that of the tree structure.
Wood said he was "not going to allow my body to take that workload again".
Union representatives will be taking up workload issues and we will challenge cuts: time to join if you're not a member!
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.
The LUMC is in a transition phase with an increasing number of EP's taking over workload from other specialties.
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.
