Sentence examples for unbalanced workload from inspiring English sources

[1] suggest that datacenter networks suffer from long-lived congestion caused by core network oversubscription and unbalanced workload placement.

The unbalanced workload distribution and the huge communication overhead are two main obstacles for the heterogeneous cooperative computing.

Load balancing is found to reduce significantly the mean and standard deviation of job response times, especially under heavy and/or unbalanced workload.

The context is that of call centers with asymmetric parameters: unbalanced workload, different service requirements, a predominant customer type, unbalanced abandonments and high costs of cross-training.

In China, the tobacco distribution is organized by fixed districts and routes with low efficiency and high distribution cost due to its unbalanced workload.

Workload for the production environment must be balanced among the cells to prevent possible complications arise due to unbalanced workload.

The chapter reviews the server/client model and shows that the conventional model has some critical limitations such as unbalanced workloads, traffic flow, and network latency.

The results of our model would allow the decision makers to assess the trade-off among the number of vehicles used, the total travel cost, and the penalties incurred due to unserved customers and unbalanced workloads of drivers.

Note that in Algorithm 8, R is updated with synchronization, which could easily suffer from unbalanced current computing workloads.

Factors such as unbalanced nurse-patient ratios, heavy workloads, and expectation from nurses to only execute the doctors' orders resulted in a diminished relationship with patients and had them choose a functional and task-oriented nursing system.

Many nurses mentioned that factors such as unbalanced nurse-patient ratios, heavy workloads, and an increase in non-nursing duties have decreased their relationship with the patients and made them adopt a task-oriented working system that spontaneously acted as a barrier to their effective participation in patient related decisions.