As the world's largest industrial city, Suzhou has 6,587,000 electricity consumers, which has brought a heavy workload, as well as high labor and time costs, to the local power supply company.
作为全球最大的工业城市，苏州有65.87万用电用户，这给当地供电公司带来了沉重的工作量以及高昂的人力和时间成本。
"Though the number of coins is not large, the workload was very heavy, and Qilu Bank's thoughtful service earned great support," said a member of the scenic area's staff.
景区工作人员表示：“虽然硬币数量不多，但工作量很大，齐鲁银行周到的服务赢得了极大的支持。”。
The construction of bridges and tunnels accounts for 84.8 percent of the total workload, making the railway "a tough and urgent project calling for tough and urgent efforts", the manager said.
该经理表示，桥梁和隧道的施工占总工作量的84.8%，这使铁路成为“一个艰难而紧迫的项目，需要付出艰难和紧迫的努力”。
The software analyzes important data such as outpatient registration volume, physician workload and drug consumption, and the results can assist medical institutions in formulating work plans and making drug storage decisions.
该软件分析门诊挂号量、医生工作量和药物消耗等重要数据，其结果可以帮助医疗机构制定工作计划和做出药物储存决策。
He said it will not only create a more physical workload and new businesses in the coming years, but also generate business orders in both upstream and downstream areas in advance, and stabilize the expectations of SMEs.
他说，这不仅会在未来几年创造更多的实物工作量和新业务，而且会提前在上下游地区产生业务订单，稳定中小企业的预期。
"The very construction of the modules adopts integrated construction solutions, which is the first in the world in the LNG modular parts building sector," said Zhuang Hongchang, the project manager with COOEC, a unit of the State-owned oil giant China National Offshore Oil Corp. COOEC leveraged improved modular integration techniques, which help halve the on-site installation workload, shorten the construction period and save on costs, Zhuang said.
国有石油巨头中国海洋石油总公司旗下COOEC的项目经理庄宏昌表示：“模块的建造采用了集成的施工解决方案，这在液化天然气模块化部件建造领域是世界上第一个。”COOEC利用改进的模块化集成技术，将现场安装工作量减半，缩短施工周期，节省成本，庄说。
Yet, these figures did not necessarily take into consideration locations such as working from home, and focused on the ability of employees to manage their own workload.
然而，这些数字并不一定考虑在家工作等地点，而是关注员工管理自己工作量的能力。
During the period, the company's capital expenditure increased by 13.8 percent year-on-year to approximately 20.94 billion yuan, mainly due to the increase in workload.
It can remove the heads of about 1,000 crawfish in a minute and keep the tails, and the daily workload of the machine equals to that of 40 to 50 workers.
"We are continually innovating and know customers are looking to protect their data across multi-cloud environments to ensure every piece of data and workload is safe, secure and easily recoverable no matter where they reside," he added.
The test workload will continue to grow, but personnel and testing areas will not be able to maintain continuous growth.
"He said that with advances in hierarchical diagnosis and treatment, the volume of outpatient clinics will continue to be diverted to grassroots-level hospitals, and the workload of inspections will be greatly increased.
In the past, my family lived on tobacco farming and the workload was heavy, and I had to work in the fields as well, even during my pregnancy, because all the trivial things related to the family were on my shoulders," Xia said.
Without the need of sample submission and fingertip blood collection, it relieves healthcare providers' workload, and lowers their infection chances," said Xiang Xiaowei, director of the Critical Medicine Department of Sinopharm Dongfeng General Hospital.
"The laboratory has not only greatly reduced the on-site testing workload, but also provides a solid technological base for the future operation of the Hungary-Serbia railway," Zhou added.
Eyeing to further explore resource potential and optimizing the energy mix to safeguard China's energy security, the company said it would develop a deepwater oilfield complex in the next few years and aims to double its exploration workload and proven reserves by 2025.
The company will also develop a deepwater oilfield complex in the next few years and aims to double its exploration workload and proven reserves by 2025.
"Doctors at primary community hospitals will assume more workload of diagnosing patients than ever before, and AI will be a wonderful tool to function in pre-diagnosis," said Mascarau.
The tech startup specializes in supporting facilities to achieve a higher diagnosis accuracy rate and to relieve doctors' workload, especially in remote and less-developed regions.
The product has the potential to greatly reduce the workload of radiologists, and increase the feasibility for large-scale early cancer screening, the company said.
Zhu's workload is so vast that he has only completed his research in four caves in the past year.
"This one-stop service, through an intelligent distribution system, can save patients from standing in long lines in hospitals, and reduce the workload of pharmacies at medical centers," Xiao said.
An Israeli biomedical company is working on a mini nerve stimulation device that could be implanted into the human body to reduce the workload of the left ventricle in the heart, so that its efficiency could be improved and help to reduce heart failure as a result.
What's more, the heavy workload and lack of advancement opportunities at multinationals, factors he has learned from his peers, prompted him to make the final choice.
"Artificial intelligence will not replace doctors, but it can be a good aid to doctors to improve their efficiency and relieve their workload," he said.
"For compliance professionals this means more workload and more resources.
As construction of bridges and tunnels accounts for 84.8 percent of the total HSR workload, the casting will provide valuable experience for the follow-up construction, the State builder said.
"Our robotic lamination workstation can replace the heavy, repetitive workload of five to six people, and it only requires one person to operate," said Wei Fangkai, deputy manager of the intelligent manufacturing process department of the corporation.
Based on its annual workload in overseas markets, Yang said the company is able to provide up to 1,200 jobs a year for local communities.
The increased workload of the engineering machinery reflected in the index points to the effectiveness of the pro-growth policies, the accelerated pace of infrastructure construction, and the improvement of investor confidence, said Zhu Minghao, a researcher with Beijing Jiaotong University.
These big-ticket infrastructure projects will not only create a more physical workload and new businesses in the coming years, but also generate business orders in both upstream and downstream areas, in particular in the building materials, steel and transportation sectors, as well as stabilize the expectations of small and medium-sized enterprises, said Liu Xingguo, a researcher at the China Enterprise Confederation in Beijing.
Apart from developing global businesses, the government and SOEs will actively expand effective investment, and accelerate the developing pace of a number of major projects related to China's 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) to create a more physical workload and new businesses, in order to minimize the impact caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a circular issued by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council in late May.
The circular said that government and SOEs will actively expand effective investment, and accelerate the developing pace of a number of major projects related to China's 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) to create a more physical workload and new businesses as soon as possible.
It will also promote the physical workload of major projects and basic livelihood projects as soon as possible.
Li said his employer has hired some staff members recently to deliver lunch boxes and flasks to his team of forklift drivers, all of whom are being paid extra as workload increased from the third quarter of last year.
It has resulted in a significant reduction in workload for employees, which has also allowed them to focus more on production to improve product quality," he said.
However, despite a tight schedule and heavy workload, the rail yard was completed in 290 days with high-level standards of safety, quality and efficiency, said the State-owned contractor.
"The more my excavator works, the more money I can make," he said, without realizing that the operating rate and workload of each excavator are aggregated into the "excavator index" that serves as an indicator of China's infrastructure development.
"Baidu said it can launch its robotaxi fleets in a new city in just 20 days, as its automated systems generate 96 percent of the maps needed, reducing the workload for human engineers in completing them.
Wang said: "After hard work, it now takes only three days for AI to complete the workload that used to take a year.
"Our workload has increased, and sales went up and overseas demand remains strong.
China's first domestically made cruise ship was placed in the water beside Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding Co Ltd on Dec 17, which means about 55 percent of its total construction workload has been completed.
"Now a worker can take charge of four production lines and several hands can manage the workload of hundreds of workers in the old days," said Lin Zezhe, general manager of Sembo Block, another company specializing in producing high-quality building blocks.
He has motivated potential homebuyers to visit up to 400 stately old apartments and houses in the past year－almost three times an agent's normal workload.
CNOOC increased its capital expenditure by 13.8 percent year-on-year to approximately 20.94 billion yuan, which was mainly due to the increase in workload.
A ceremony to celebrate the completion of the cruise ship's hull structure was held on Monday morning at Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding, a unit of the world's largest shipbuilder the China State Shipbuilding Corp. Two years after its steel sheet cutting ceremony, the vessel has finished more than 45 percent of its total construction workload.
Zhao added that the tightened regulations on after-school tutoring, which aims to reduce excessive academic workload on students in primary and middle schools, make some parents relieved while a number of parents are even more anxious.
The company used more than 80,000 embedded welding robots, a highlight to be exhibited at the fair, in the project to deal with complicated working conditions and the huge workload.
The robots cannot only be sent directly to a specific pipeline in an underground pipe network, but also greatly reduce the workload and improve the working quality.
China's construction machinery manufacturers have been extremely busy starting this year, with these companies frequently facing a full workload in everything from production to sales, and seeing their schedules filled with orders from home and abroad, China Central Television reported on Tuesday.
The heavy workload at Chinese ports reflects the country's ability to achieve growth in foreign trade, and manage to restore export orders while stimulating domestic demand, leading to a rebound in imports, said Lin Jiantian, director-general at the department of commodity inspection at the General Administration of Customs.
"For many of the 900 staff working in different capacities, they had to take on the workload of two people.
"In order to reduce the workload of their parents, many youngsters also bought our products online, which saves time and eases their worries.
By supporting people's daily lives and helping businesses resume operations over the past three months, Wang Xingting, a delivery rider at an SF Express service depot in Beijing's Haidian district, said his depot's workload surged since the Spring Festival period.
"The mobile application helps cut 5 percent of our labor costs to offset financial losses," said Su Xiaoqiang, brand manager of the Chengdu hotpot chain Xiaolongkan, pointing out that the adjustment saves the heavy workload of servers to place and check orders and reduces the number of staff behind the counters.
Moreover, 70 percent of respondents said their career development has been affected by the outbreak, including uncertainty about personal development direction, wage and benefit cuts, sharp declines in workload and fewer opportunities for promotion.
Zhang said that while the salary for a vet was not bad, a high salary also meant a heavy workload.
Every holiday means a heavy workload for people working at pet hotels.
Sales of anti-hair loss products, sleeping pills and aids show market revivalChinese born in the 1990s, long troubled by hectic lifestyles marked by working till late, heavy workload and career-related pressures, have a new problem to deal with: hair loss.
The pace of the job is very fast and the workload is much bigger than before.
She also developed a sweet tooth recently as an escape from negative emotions brought by heavy workload.
Wang added that nearly 10 billion delivery orders were finished across the country last year, equivalent to 25 percent workload in traditional logistics.
Furthermore, it can supplement the delivery capacity of riders, reducing their workload and making their work easier.
Looking indistinguishable from Liu himself, the digital twin will be used to rapidly produce World Cup commentary video clips in large quantities, which can greatly reduce Liu's workload and boost production efficiency, said Li Di, CEO of Xiaoice, an AI company that helped create the digital twin.
"The vehicles will carry out sanitation work automatically on road sections that need to be cleaned through functions such as water sprinkling and sweeping, which can help improve the efficiency of sanitation and reduce the workload of sanitation workers," said Yang Qingxiong, an executive from WeRide.
Chinese biotech companies and universities are stepping up the push to develop the latest robots for COVID-19 testing as a way to reduce the workload on medical staff, boost efficiency and facilitate the revival of cross-border travel.
Deep-learning technologies create opportunities for revamping operations and workload management, and enhancing productivity, experts said.
To date, the vessel has finished about 55 percent of its total construction workload.
Earlier this year when Wuhan was hit hard by the COVID-19 outbreak, CloudMinds' robots were used in Wuhan's hospitals to help reduce the workload on front line medical staff.
Although complicated cases of intractable diseases still need expert consultation, AI helps us finish basic work, greatly relieving the workload," she said.
This group has on average 2.4 times more of a workload compared with conventional physicians, and handles 2.6 times more inpatients.
"Our solutions also help relieve the workload of frontline medical staff while reducing consumption of personal protective equipment," Tam said at a recent forum.
"Our solutions also help relieve the workload of front-line medical staff while reducing consumption of personal protective equipment.
IBM hopes its expertise can help clients "use the right cloud for the right workload".
Residents can follow the public account of the platform in WeChat to report daily temperature of family members and register the health conditions of members, especially those who returned from elsewhere recently, which greatly helps reduce the workload of community staff.
When suspected cases piled up in Hubei province, the epicenter of the epidemic, medical AI was able to help doctors provide faster and more accurate clinical diagnosis while reducing their workload, industry workers said.
Industry insiders said medical AI is able to help doctors make faster and more accurate clinical diagnosis, while reducing their workload.
The department's doctors and nurses have shouldered heavy workload since the coronavirus outbreak, said Luo.
Construction of bridges and tunnels accounts for 84.8 percent of the total workload, making the railway "a tough and urgent project calling for tough and urgent efforts", said CR24.
Further efforts should be made to form the physical workload in the following months, Wen said.
It will ask local governments to speed up the issuance process and manage the workload in a timely manner, the official said.
With the help of the platform, client managers' workload of pre-loan investigation was reduced by at least one-third.
Meanwhile, funds new to A shares are looking to gain exposure through buying exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, which are financial products that bundle together a basket of stocks, diversify risk, and reduce fund managers' stock-picking workload.
Meanwhile, funds new to A-shares are looking to gain exposure through buying exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, which are financial products that bundle together a basket of stocks, diversify risks, and reducing fund managers’ stock-picking workload.
"But the workload is heavy and risk is high.
But at the same time, there is also a lot of pressure, because there is kind of a big workload and the timeline is very tight, so there are these two feelings mixing together," he added.