COMPUTER HARDWARE SYSTEMS COMPRISING

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777 BROWN, EDWARD A. 7313 PEBBLEFORD FORT WORTH TX 76134 COMPUTER HARDWARE SYSTEMS COMPRISING A CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT, KEYBOARD, MONITOR AND PRINTER; AND COMPUTER PROGRAMS AND INSTRUCTIONAL MANUALS SOLD AS A UNIT;
777 EXCHANGE CARD BROWN, EDWARD A. 7313 PEBBLEFORD FORT WORTH TX 76134 computer hardware systems comprising a central processing unit, keyboard monitor and printer; and computer programs and instructional manuals sold as a unit;
METALAST SEMAS, DAVID M. 17 Corporate Center Drive, Suite 200 Newport Beach CA 92660 [ Computer hardware systems comprising central processing units, computer monitors, computer input devices, namely, computer touch screens and keyboards, and computer interface controllers; computer software for controlling and monitoring metal treatment processes, storing data related to metal treatment, and for creating process verification reports ];Chemicals for use in metal treatment to prevent corrosion [, consisting of cleaners, etchers, deoxidizers, dyes, electrolytic colors, sealants, electro polishers, anodizing additives, surfactants, acidifiers, basifiers, anodizing accelerators, fume suppressants, and anti foaming agents ];
THE EXCHANGE CARD BROWN, EDWARD A. 7313 PEBBLEFORD FORT WORTH TX 76134 computer hardware systems comprising a central processing unit, keyboard, monitor and printer; and computer programs and instructional manuals sold as a unit;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A cluster comprises a plurality of computer systems, wherein each of the plurality of computer systems is configured to execute one or more virtual machines. Each of the plurality of computer systems comprises hardware and a plurality of instructions. The plurality of instructions, when executed on the hardware, migrates at least a first virtual machine executing on a first computer system of the plurality of computer systems to a second computer system of the plurality of computer systems. The plurality of instructions migrates the first virtual machine responsive to a first load of the first computer system prior to the migration exceeding a second load of the second computer system prior to the migration.