Sentence examples for workload management system from inspiring English sources
Chrysler and Motorola are taking that idea further, with Driver Advocate, also known as a Driver Workload Management system.
Being a meta-scheduler, it relies on the Condor workload management system (which is centralized) for scheduling and does not represent data as a first-class entity.
In order to achieve satisfactory Quality of Service (QoS) and reduce operation cost, we present a fully distributed workload management system in a large scale server environment, e.g., cloud.
The car also features Volvo's first application of its driver workload management system (Saab has a similar program on the new 9-3), whicancan, for example, withhold an incoming cell phone call if it senses the driver is making a demanding maneuver.
A comparison of nursing resources was made using 'GRASP' (GRASP Systems Nurse Consulting International, CO, USA), an international nursing workload management system that is increasingly used within the NHS, to obtain an estimate of the nursing time required in 'actual patient contact'.
As discussed in Section Performance profiling, based on the predicted workload, the v-TerraFly resource management system automatically allocates resources to the Reader and Loader Tier s in order to optimize the QoS.
The cluster uses the Platform HPC Workgroup Manager cluster operating system with Platform LSF cluster distributed workload management.
Other self-developed instruments were used for the other remaining variables of attitudes, computer competence, workload management, social and family support, satisfaction, knowledge construction, technology quality, interactions, learning management system tools and resources and face-to-face support.
This article describes a study that examined, using driving simulation, the influences of motion on performance, workload and usability when using a touch screen in-vehicle battle management system.
The periodicity of database workload provides very useful information for many functional components of a database management system, like transaction scheduler, data buffer cache controller, and automated performance tuner.
In today's cloud architectures, virtualization is used as a means to provide elasticity, dynamic workload management, and multi-tenant security, all while sharing the same underlying physical systems (which tend to be very large servers).
