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Sullman and Kirk (1998) reported that harvester operators processing logs experienced mental workloads that were similar to simulated air traffic control work during busy periods and simulated flying of an F-16 jet.

Octotarian athletes had VO2max and max workloads that were 80%and51%1% higher than a matched sedentary group.

Access to CPD was limited by cost and travel time, as well as unmanageable workloads that were increased by taking time off to attend a course (Table 5).

As a criminal practitioner of more than 20 years, I know the workloads that are undertaken daily by legal aid lawyers.

"So much of the net new workloads that are being built have an affinity for Linux".

Realistic workloads are artificial workloads that are based on a subset of representative operations performed by real systems.

The end user generates the workloads that are processed using cloud resources.

For instance, you could measure the correlation between workloads and then schedule workloads that are complementing on the same resources.

The idea behind statistical multiplexing is that bursty workloads that are consolidated on the same Cloud infrastructure may in aggregate display a less bursty pattern.

Otto acknowledged a multi-tenant system may not be the right choice for workloads that are highly security sensitive, but the service also gives users the choice to also run containers on Rackspace's private cloud service.

In addition to providing a direct solution to the scheduling of multiple workloads known in advance, the Lagrangian approach also allows us to solve the allocation problem stochastically, permitting statisically optimal allocations to be made even if we have only a probability distribution of the workloads that are to be run.