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One might argue that a relatively small number of users run the sort of workload that David is playing with . With shared processors , when a workload in one partition goes idle , the available processing time is automatically redistributed to other partitions with no intervention . I am also working on a Study of sharing patterns and workloads in centralized sharing systems , also with Hank , Steve , and Magda . The goal of our work is to increase the length of disk idle interval for workloads that run for relatively long periods and do not require the disk to be active constantly . In a nutshell , execution profiles represent the workload that drives eRACE ; they enable the creation of models that predict changes in resource requirements with a varying user-base , support dynamic capacity planning and better scheduling of operation . The short term disability initiatives had such good results so far as addressing the disability workloads that Acting Commissioner Enoff decided to try a similar workgroup approach to identifying issues in the hearings process that might be addressed . With slow back-end webservers and / or with workloads that cause high per-request overhead ( e.g ., frequent disk accesses ) at the back-end nodes , the maximum throughput afforded by a back-end is lower and the front-end is able to support more back-end nodes before becoming a bottleneck . The clearest challenge for Customs would be to manage a workload that was growing rapidly and that could not be expected to taper off . There has also been a large body of work on characterizing scientific workloads in parallel and supercomputing environments . One of the roles of the coordinators will be to monitor the processing of disability work issue workloads in the field , both for EN payment and general workload processing purposes . In identifying the Normal Workload , the Dean shall not increase the magnitude of the sum of the Teaching and Service work in the existing Normal Workload in the Unit unless a majority ballot of the Full-Time Members of the Unit ratifies the increase . As smaller servers and large workstations support increasing power , they will be able to handle more of the data mining analysis workload that has so far required superservers . These characteristics are the logical properties of a workload that a user or system administrator can readily understand and relate to without requiring detailed knowledge of the internals of the system . Whilst it is accepted that modularisation occurred relatively recently at Sheffield , it is a matter of some concern that the University has been reluctant to indicate to departments the expected workload in terms of student-effort hours per credit . In a March 2002 report ( GAO-02-302 ) , GAO reported that between 1991 and 2001 , the SEC 's workload in different areas increased anywhere from 60 percent to 264 percent . Because we have a wide variety of users in our sample , we believe that our traces are illustrative of the PC workloads in many offices , especially those involved in research and development . Conducting such a workload analysis can help clinicians demonstrate the full range of their responsibilities and communicate to decision-makers that enrollment of students into direct intervention increases the workload in all activity clusters . Our report focused on the workloads that are critical to achievement of SSA 's goals . NASW will concentrate its efforts on promoting policies that protect the best interests of children , including the use of qualified staff and reasonable workloads that permit adequate contact with children , parents , grandparents , and their families .