Sentence examples for workload environment from inspiring English sources
Recommendation presented in this research are interventions to support physical and mental health to better cope in a high workload environment, which will in return translate to better work and academic performance thus an increase in graduation rate.
"As pilots have told us, erroneous activation of the MCAS function can add to what is already a high workload environment," Mr Muilenburg said in a statement.
On the human cost, he said: "We at Boeing are sorry for the lives lost in the recent 737 accidents and are relentlessly focused on safety to ensure tragedies like this never happen again". He added: "As pilots have told us, erroneous activation of the MCAS function can add to what is already a high workload environment.
However, this would be a challenge in the context of a high workload environment, described in our setting.
By designing three resource allocation techniques, we perform a rigorous analysis on thermal, power, and co-location aware resource management using two different facility configurations, three different workload environments, and a sensitivity analysis of the power and thermal constraints.
A queuing model is built and solved through a Markov chain process for the SMR drive to analyze the system performance under different kinds of system settings and workload environments.
We also observe the dynamic adaptable capability of BID-HDD especially in skewed workload environments.
The AASTRE have proven to be more effective in more serious patients, in the early days of admission and in increased workload environments.
"She's the person we'd like to clone for a boring, low-workload environment," Cummings says — but such a work ethic may not be the norm among most operators.
According to Talend, the most interesting part about YARN is that it enables the Hadoop platform to become a multi-workload environment, on which different types of processes can be run concurrently.
High-workload environments often mean dividing attention between multiple visual tasks or displays.
