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workload::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | work load |
| Type of | employment, work |
| Has types | case load |
Examples of workload
workload
It is not a big workload when in season he would play about 90 minutes per game.
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Do you have suggestions to help us absorb his workload and maintain our stamina?
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The car's computers limit the battery workload in order to reduce wear and tear.
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Giving some of your workload to others will free you up to use your time better.
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It's easier to handle the workload and the chores get done without interference.
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On average, a third of their workload was corrective work after botched surgery.
From the thisismoney.co.uk
Perhaps it is the diagnosis that has led him, defiantly, to tackle the workload.
From the nzherald.co.nz
Coach Peter DeBoer said Brodeur will be able to handle his usual heavy workload.
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He said he didn't feel tired considering the workload he had Saturday night too.
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- Work that a person is expected to do in a specified time
- The term workload can refer to a number of different yet related entities.
- The amount of labor hours required to carry out specified maintenance tasks.
- A quantitative measure of the learning activities that may feasibly be required for the achievement of the learning outcomes (e.g. lectures, seminars, practical work, private study, information retrieval, research, examinations).
- Review of planned work demand on resources over time spans versus acceptable limits and their availability.
- (Click here to read an excerpt from CFA (Unit 3) Collective Bargaining Agreement eff. 5/15/07)
- ^^1[DSMC] The amount of work in terms of predetermined work units which organizations or individuals perform or are responsible for performing. ^^2[DSMC] A quantitative expression of human tasks, usually identified as standard hours of work or a corresponding number of units.
- The output of a radiation machine or a radioactive source integrated over a suitable time and expressed in appropriate units.
- The quantity of processing to include the machine cycles and the disk I/Os.
