Phrases with «demanding workload»

The phrase "demanding workload" refers to having a lot of tasks or work that requires a significant amount of effort, time, or skill. It describes a situation where the amount or difficulty of work is quite high and may require a lot of energy and dedication to complete. Full definition

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Sentences with «demanding workload»

  • HP lauded this device as being the one used by NASA on the International Space Station, thanks to it being capable of handling demanding workloads for long stretches of time. (neowin.net)
  • A new power scheme — Ultimate Performance: Demanding workloads on workstations always desire more performance. (blogs.windows.com)
  • Particularly for the latter, there is now an «Ultimate Performance» mode targeted at more demanding workloads, alongside changes to the pre-installed applications to bring them more inline with business needs. (neowin.net)
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