Sentence examples for workloads in parallel from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it is possible that students were restricted from using the study guide by heavy workloads in parallel biomedical courses, thus lowering their internal motivation.

Recent studies have shown that traffic workloads in many parallel computation environments reveal burstiness over a number of time-scales, which has a considerable impact on network performance.

Distributing spatially located heterogeneous workloads is an important problem in parallel scientific computing.

We assume that the same core carries out the heavier of the two uneven workloads to be carried out in parallel.

A single large workload (job) is divided or mapped into smaller sub-workloads (tasks) to be processed in parallel.

In this regard, the goal of this work is to evaluate the performance of single-hop and multi-hop WiNoCs by simulating the execution of parallel workloads in these architectures.

This article presents a two-level strategy for scheduling large workloads of parallel applications in multicore distributed systems, taking into account the minimization of both the total computation time and the energy consumption of solutions.

In parallelizing, we assert these in parallel.

We show evidence that grid workloads are very different from those encountered in other large-scale environments, and in particular from the workloads of parallel production environments: they comprise almost exclusively single-node jobs, and jobs arrive in "bags-of-tasks".

3. June's naturally thriving personality led her to become a national Philippine beauty queen at 19, seek involvement in the arts in parallel with her tough corporate workload, take up TV movie supporting roles after she semi-retired, enjoy swimming with the dolphins and travel to special destinations, like Scotland, pose for magazines as a model (representing different ethnicities) -- and so on!

By distributing the workload among multiple connected computers, a process is executed in parallel thus reducing the completion time.