Sentence examples for workload I from inspiring English sources

Challenges that the company faces, says Lee, include workload (i.e. having to add 1,000 servers in a given week).

Classification was made into two levels of workload i.e., LWL and HWL using technique SVM (Fig. 12) and ANN (Fig. 13).

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.

In this case the manager will not perform a downsizing operation regardless the workload (i.e., only upsizing operations can be performed).

The self-adaptive suite constantly monitors the characteristics of the incoming workload (i.e., seasonal and trend components) and replaces the prediction algorithm according to a change in the incoming workload pattern.

The analysis of workload using the on/off task DRT data found that "on-task" performance was associated with surprisingly high levels of workload (i.e., averaging 3.34 on our 5-point scale).

The percentage maximum of cardiac work an individual patient achieves under certain workloads (i.e., during exercise testing) is a measure of how well the patient's heart is functioning.

They are still quite representative and tend to be more portable than the real workloads (i.e., they apply easier to different systems, as they are less coupled to a particular system).

Aiken et al. [ 12] illustrated that these lower workloads (i.e. Californian nurses are caring on average for one patient less in comparison to nurses in other states) were associated with lower patient mortality, as well as burnout, job dissatisfaction and better nurse-reported perceived quality of care.

So, when it comes to spinning resources up and down to handle workloads, I'd say we are close to being there.

Based on the results, the SRM principle is more accurate than the ERM principle for forecasting the predictable workload patterns (i.e., the periodic and the growing workloads).