Sentence examples for workload constraints from inspiring English sources

Potential applications of this problem extend well beyond the important case of microdata anonymization, to include also optimized task allocation under workload constraints.

Next generation datacenters need to offer enhanced support for: (i) fast changing system configuration requirements due to workload constraints, (ii) timely adoption of emerging hardware technologies, and (iii) maximal sharing of systems and subsystems in order to lower costs.

We further formulate and solve a sniffer placement problem that minimizes the number of sniffers while taking account of the workload constraints of the sniffers, and show that the number of sniffers under our sniffer placement algorithms is only a small fraction of the number of sensor nodes in the network.

PN21 Time and workload constraints were commonly raised as an important barrier by many in our sample.

However, due to biological/environmental (e.g. early shattering, late tillering) and/or workload constraints the actual harvest times were between 24 and 48 DAA (Table 1).

Time and workload constraints were commonly considered barriers to chlamydia testing, along with concerns around privacy in the "small town" rural settings of the general practices.

To assess the impact on the health system, questions related to human resources, workload, system constraints, vaccine storage, transport, and cold chain were asked.

Data suggest that in some jurisdictions, including Australia, many GPs want to be involved in palliative care delivery but have decreasing capacity to undertake visits to homes or aged care facilities due to workload, time constraints and inadequate remuneration [ 7, 122- 126].

The workload balancing constraint is in Eq. (14).

These results reflect the importance of incorporating a workload balancing constraint in the proposed model.

Workload balancing constraint, Eq. (4) is formulated to address those three approaches.