Sentence examples for workloads imposed from inspiring English sources

Flexible flow shops are becoming increasingly common in industry practice due to higher workloads imposed by jobs.

The authors argue that, whereas cloud computing often assumes a certain level of homogeneity in applications and execution environments, in reality there can be high levels of heterogeneity in the nature of the underlying clusters and also in the workloads imposed by the applications.

Figure 8 Workload imposed on the server.

Often, the desired workload imposed by a task has a balance.

Figure 12 Workload imposed on the server with rate of free riders.

Conversations with IRB members reveal deep concern about the workload imposed on busy faculty, and the increasing requirements for support staff.

A model for assessing workloads called overall workload level (OWL) was developed by introducing linguistic variable sets and applying the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) to estimate the external workload imposed on a human operator in man machine systems.

More likely is that given the high cognitive workload imposed by the concurrent TEWA subtasks (Experiment 1) and the fact that making sense of the table required quite an investment in time and resources, participants lacked the necessary cognitive resources to devote to the tool consistently over the whole course of the experiment (Wickens, 2002).

O'Reilly said Miller's display was more akin to that of a tail-end batsman with minimal skill, and blamed his poor form with the bat on an excessive workload imposed on him by Bradman.

An attempt at PSV was made once a day and pressure support ventilation efficiently reduced the workload imposed on the respiratory muscles.

Ea quantifies the workload imposed on the ventricle by the arteries (a measure of afterload) and Elv is a load-independent measure of cardiac performance.