The phrase "addresses over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing a topic or issue that exceeds a certain amount or number, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The report addresses over 100 cases of fraud in the last year."
Alternatives: "covers more than" or "deals with over".
We propose an architecture for securely resolving IP addresses into hardware addresses over an Ethernet.
Of the new domains,.biz and.info are farthest along the pipeline, having begun accepting applications for addresses over the summer.
Even a novice user will often use several different IP addresses over the course of a day.
This polygon shapefile depicts the active parcels, including physical addresses, over which the County of San Mateo holds authority.
While the speech included many of Mr. Medvedev's campaign themes, it was largely indistinguishable from Mr. Putin's presidential addresses over his two terms.
Although matching data from one dataset to another presented challenges, we were able to generate risk scores for 86% of known addresses (over 120,000 total).
Harvard Business Review recently ran an article titled "To Combat the Opioid Epidemic, We Must Be Honest About All Its Causes", which addresses over-prescription by doctors, over-zealous marketing by pharmaceutical manufacturers, and socioeconomic forces such as unemployment, lack of health insurance and poverty.
Telegram responded, seeking to evade regulators by relocating to American web hosts, Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services, and switching up its IP address over and over again.
Doing this will save time because you won't have to write your address over and over again on all of the envelopes.
Increasing efficiency also does nothing to address over-allocation.
The bill is intended to address over-incarceration of low-level, nonviolent offenders.
