Associations to the word «Workload»
Noun
- Protocol
- Complexity
- Request
- Johnston
- Rendering
- System
- Integer
- Pay
- Real
- Navigation
- Implementation
- Thread
- Memory
- Running
- Undertaking
- Measuring
- Strain
- Artery
- Balance
- Kernel
- Computer
- Compensation
- Shift
- Characteristic
- Db
- Failure
- Factor
- Cost
- Interface
- Methodology
- Error
- Strip
- Delivery
- Inspection
- Muscle
- Inning
- Planning
- Cloud
- Per
- Access
- Paradigm
- Wage
- Chip
- Aircraft
- Amount
- Tool
- Chips
- Share
- Lighter
- Benefit
- Machine
- Motivation
- Radar
- Feedback
- Consultation
- Component
- Modeling
- Interaction
- Improvement
- Flight
- Faster
- Instruction
- Ness
- Reporting
Adjective
Wiktionary
WORKLOAD, noun. The amount of work assigned to a particular worker, normally in a specified time period
WORKLOAD, noun. The amount of work that a machine can handle or produce
Dictionary definition
WORKLOAD, noun. Work that a person is expected to do in a specified time.
Wise words
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