Sentence examples for workload processing from inspiring English sources

Finally, in H-CRAN, concepts from both HetNet and C-RAN are combined to enable the deployment of dense and heterogeneous networks, leveraging cloud computing to centralize workload processing.

This technique performed well in testing conducted by the authors of the Hybrid Virtual IDS, but returned unexpected performance results: as the IDS decreases the length of time between inspecting of the monitored virtual machine, the workload processing time did not increase linearly as to be expected and instead became erratic.

"Strengthening visa waiver program requirements would greatly increase the workload for processing visas, which could potentially degrade the quality of all interviews," Brian Michael Jenkins, a senior advisor to the president of the RAND Corp. wrote in a recent column in the Guardian newspaper.

These issues must be addressed as they can add significantly to the workload in processing the data and pose considerable challenges for data analysis.

The increased workload from processing specimens at HPHVL greatly reduced the laboratory's resources for subtyping the influenza A isolates obtained that season.

Table 1 Common settings of all simulation scenarios Total processing workload of input data 100,000 task slot × time units Number of VM's 500 Number of map task slots on each VM 2 (Hadoop Default) Duplication factor of data blocks 3 (Hadoop Default) Speculation No.

This paper describes our user-centric approach to executing high quality media processing workloads over dynamic infrastructures.

They also see it being useful for communications network use cases like virtual private networks and software-defined wide area networks and also certain cloud workloads that require processing close to the edge such as content delivery networks.

In fact, IT technicians working from thousands of miles away actually can know more about workload and processing status than people at the site.

This arrangement is intended to minimize the run-time workload of continuous query processing.

All mobile nodes belonging to a cluster move in the same direction and at the same speed when processing the workload, i.e. there is no significant change in network connectivity.