Sentence examples for workloads problems from inspiring English sources

In 2013-14 ChildLine said it received more than 34,000 approaches from young people over school worries such as revision, workloads, problems with teachers and other issues, putting education into the top 10 of most frequent concerns among users for the first time.

This study fits well with previous studies in Fiji [ 38- 42], which have cited limited career structures, a lack of sufficient opportunities for promotion, lack of training opportunities pre-19988), poor working conditions, heavy workloads, problems with remuneration [ 4, 38] and the lack of a perceived link between hard work and rewards [ 38].

These issues are well-documented and backed up by statistics, but you may not be moved by figures about employment contracts, gender inequality, workload problems, management pressure, stress levels and diversity issues.

No workload problems were reported from the increase in patient load.

GPU computing [ 8] is well adapted to the throughput-oriented workload problems that are characteristic of large-scale data processing.

It solved the workload problem and as a bonus he gave valuable feedback about the different styles of teaching that were coming through in the students' work".

Simon Coyle, co-founder of the Brilliant Club, which devised the scheme, believes a similar approach adopted elsewhere in the system could make teaching more attractive, thus helping to tackle the workload problem that has bedevilled the profession.

The workload problem became acute in 2004, after the number of proposals submitted to NSF had soared by 37% in the previous 3 years, to almost 44,000.

This setup describes a stochastic allocation problem, which we analyze as a variant of the prescheduled workload problem described in [4].

The same Lagrangian approach used to solve the stochastic allocation problem can also be used to solve the related known-workload problem.

This single-workload problem can be converted into a Lagrangian in the following form, subject to only the constraints on CPU and network (13).