Sentence examples for workloads that have from inspiring English sources

This, Microsoft argues, "will help customers save additional money for workloads that have deployment flexibility".

The model also incorporates normalized power consumption profiles for heterogeneous workloads that have been derived from realistic IT loads.

There are other worries we are addressing, too – not least the extra workload that has resulted from so many of our former colleagues opting to leave.

I appreciate that you resent paying him more when it is his relationship to your daughter and not his workload that has altered.

David S. Bennahum, the chief executive of the nonprofit investigative news operation, the American Independent News Network, credits the center with finding a way to manage a workload that had rapidly expanded.

Letting them out now would save not just the cost of 3,500 prison places but also the cost of pre-release courses and additional costs incurred by the parole board in dealing with an increased workload that has not yet peaked.

Adding investor headcount is also simply a reflection of a growing European ecosystem, leading to an increase in deal-flow and a workload that has "ballooned".

The problem has been in how to process a staggering forensic workload that has bottlenecked the crime labs and the courts -- and how to put a face and a name to an unidentified DNA profile.

Sure, some physical recovery is required, but for women lucky enough to get at least 6 paid weeks off, most of that time is spent a) adjusting to and recovering from the lack of sleep/crazy new workload that having a new child around the house entails and b) bonding with said child.

Frequent glucose monitoring is restricted in critically ill patients due to the high workload that has to be performed by the staff.

RM techniques in cloud are designed for computing and workload intensive applications that have different optimization parameters.