What is Job

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This result of applying a force on a point that moves in space and a formula is defined by T = F x e (force x space). According to the formula, if not movement there is no work; However, if we do a static work, there will be fatigue that requires contraction - permanent and imperceptible relaxation to the human eye, which in the strict sense makes it a dynamic work. Learn more in: Sustainable Design for a Functional Reeducation of Senior Citizens About the Basic Activities of Daily Living

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A scheduled and/or automated task for a WN in a GRID processing environment. It is defined by the executable with its parameters, and by the input and output files. Learn more in: High-Throughput GRID Computing for Life Sciences

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Also known as “computer job”, which represents an execution of a full program; similar to “task” and “computer task”; associated in the manuscript with “job partition” and “job allocation”. Learn more in: Improving Energy-Efficiency of Computational Grids via Scheduling

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A piece of work or task, especially one which is done in exchange for a payment. Learn more in: Entrepreneurship Education for an Entrepreneurial Society