Similar words: load, loads, loaded, unload, a load of, planeload, work, works. Meaning: n. work that a person is expected to do in a specified time.
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91. In this case, you have a file with workload data obtained from Query Patroller.
92. It's a very thorough plan, we only need to fine-tune it according to each employee's workload.
93. The researchers just completed a study of the mental workload involved in driving through different kinds of environments and heavy vs. light traffic.
94. The human workload is of great importance to ergonomic evaluation of man-machine system. The local muscle fatigue is considered to be one of the main indexes.
95. To save time and reduce workload, a economical, rapid, simple, and applicable for RAPD analysis extraction methodology of seeds genomic DNA of Hibiscus cannabinus L. was explored.
96. Better disk workload balance can be acquired in the homogeneous system, consequently, relative workload balance status can be reached in various nodes of the system.
97. To balance the workload, incoming requests are partitioned among running processes in a round-robin manner.
98. Use capacity planning ahead of time to prepare your system to allocate additional resource instances when workload demands reach the threshold level.
99. The following subsections shown in Table 8 describe specific simulated user workload scenarios used in the benchmark test runs.
100. How do I create a new specification file for an existing workload partition wpar1?
101. Outside of compression,[http://sentencedict.com/workload.html] supporting variable block sizes also means that you can tune the block size for the particular workload expected for improved performance.
102. A computationally intensive number crunching workload will not use the Java heap in the same way as a highly transactional customer-facing interface.
103. Don't make it a habit, or your clients will come to expect thatextra workload of you all the time: a quick path to freelance burn-out.
104. The tax system is creaking under its increasingly heavy workload.
105. The policy tells the system to create instances of the necessary resources depending how much workload demands exceed the threshold level.
106. The experiment showed that ISSR marker could distinguish the difference of monad strains to avoid the blindness and repetitiveness and to effectively reduce the workload.
107. Reducing the workload of material handling is the most important part of cutting down the cost of material flow.
108. Look at the other aspects like whether the solution is virtualized, and if the solution grid allows you to take advantage of clustering and workload balance.
109. However, the heavy system overheads resulting from the highly frequent occurrences of preemption under heavy workload are characterized by the fixed priority scheduling of the RM algorithm.
110. Performance statistics are available for each workload cluster in the system for a given time interval.
111. The dangers of too low and too high workload are discussed and systematic ways to avoid them. Methods like task analysis, delegation and rotation of tasks are addressed.
112. mpstat now reports (below) that logical CPU 0 is back to an idle state, while CPU 1 takes over the workload from CPU 0 for WPAR "def"'s processes.
113. This MIPS program performs a Heap Sort for a predefined workload.
114. The increased workload can put a strain on the heart, which can lead to heart abnormalities that are usually first seen as enlarged heart muscle.
115. Inside the big cabin that Sara and Alexis planned to share, the two younger sisters added to their workload by building a dividing bulkhead. That gave each girl a semiprivate berth of her own.
116. Closer examination of the average, the dotted black line, and of the workload, shows this server is in a startup transient state.
117. When a person has always to bear the workload not in his power, what will happen? Ka Ro Si (die in one's shoes) ?!
118. The common sequential testing and aim testing may result in repeated test or redundant test, which not only increase the workload, but also cause disturbance to the normal test sequence.
119. When people come together to create a prank, it encouragescreativityand gives outside of the workload.
120. I was determined to make a hole in the workload.
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