The phrase "a limited cloud" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing constraints or restrictions related to cloud computing, storage, or services.
Example: "The company opted for a limited cloud solution to manage their data more efficiently without incurring high costs."
Alternatives: "a restricted cloud" or "a constrained cloud".
Microsoft denies this is the case, noting that it has released One Note, a limited cloud-based documents application, for iPhone, and that Office Web Apps run on a lot of different browsers.
What the public needs to understand is that the video provided by a drone is not usually clear enough to detect someone carrying a weapon, even on a crystal-clear day with limited cloud and perfect light.
Fig. 2 a Field photograph of an EDM measurement under optimal conditions (limited cloud, good visibility, point 3 on Fig. 1).
The situation is made worse if there is limited cloud cover and a high level of UV radiation blasts the coral.
These approaches would only work for their own limited cloud service models/types.
With the increasing workload and complexity of tasks submitted by cloud consumers, how to complete these tasks effectively and rapidly with limited cloud resources is becoming more challenging.
We had previously heard that Apple was aiming for a fall launch of the service, but that likely got pushed up once Amazon and Google unveiled their (decidedly limited) cloud music offerings.
The weather was ideal, but there was more to the day than light breezes, minimal humidity (the perfect hair day), and limited cloud coverage.
In this paper, we presented an efficient protocol for resource-limited cloud users to securely outsource the computation of characteristic polynomial and eigenvalues of matrix under cloud computing environment.
Due to a rapidly changing landscape and a limited knowledge of the cloud marketplace, consumers can often end up choosing a cloud provider that is more expensive or does not give them what they really need.
