Sentence examples for unknown workload from inspiring English sources

Finally, we discuss possible model extensions towards further unknown workload characterizations and considerations about application execution profiling.

In order to estimate a relationship where learning increases as workload increases, but then declines at a certain unknown workload level, we included a quadratic term for workload in our regression models in addition to a linear term[ 6].

This work addresses the problem of finding a robust initial allocation of resources to strings of applications that is able to absorb some level of unknown input workload increase without rescheduling.

The model is parameterized with available performance testing data for a real web service, and with a testing environment having unpredictable and unknown external workloads of simultaneous execution.

The impact of these voice-based commands on the motorist's cognitive workload is unknown; however, voice-command laboratory surrogates with perfect reliability have been shown to produce surprisingly high levels of workload (Strayer, Cooper, Turrill, Coleman, & Hopman, 2015a, Strayer et al., 2015b).

The hints we learn from the results are that if the query workload is unknown, smaller (delta ) is preferred for fast query processing as long as the extra space cost is manageable; the crucial performance optimization lies in reducing the total number of vertices to access and compute; path sharing does not help with the speedup if (delta ) is too small or too large.

Although the specific rationale explaining the lack of a relationship between V o2max and HbA1c is unknown, the estimated METs and workload on a treadmill are associated with cardiovascular and all-cause mortality in individuals with type 2 diabetes (23– 23).

Though there have been some studies investigating antibiotic prescription rates during GP out-of-hours, at present it is largely unknown how great the exact workload of childhood fever during GP out-of-hours care is and which management strategies (telephone advice, medication prescription, referral to a paediatrician) are being executed by GPs and triage nurses on call.

However the accuracy between frequencies and workloads is still unknown.

Zero-hours contracts provide flexibility to employers who face unknown levels of demand and fluctuating workloads.

Finally, the effect of practice with these voice-command systems has not been fully explored and it is unknown if the higher levels of cognitive workload abate with extended practice.