The phrase "amount of file" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a specific meaning; a more precise term is needed to describe what is intended, such as the size or quantity of files.
Example: "The amount of file storage available on the server is limited."
Alternatives: "size of the file" or "number of files".
For the mix of spying and politics is an explosive one, and we learn that on the arrival of the Blair government in 1997, Special Branch operatives were obliged to undertake a fair amount of file disposal, a process that impinged on the normal working practices.
Several do-it-yourself albums, some recorded in their parents' living room, followed, featuring track titles like "Platform 9 *" and "Voldemort Can't Stop the Rock!" Through online sales of their music and a healthy amount of file sharing, Harry and the Potters started receiving e-mails from fans asking the band to play at libraries and school gymnasiums.
They're resource intensive requiring on-the-fly transcoding and often support just a limited amount of file types.
According to the vehicle-to-vehicle communication model mentioned previously, we are able to calculate the amount of file size each cooperative member can download.
If you see a lot of red lines, that means you have a significant amount of file fragmentation.
A considerable amount of filing and chasing of the cast is usually required after casting is completed.
Click, drag and highlight the files you want to rename, right click your selection and click 'Rename X Items', with 'X' denoting the amount of files selected.
If you've ever had a large amount of files that you'd like to rename, you'll know that it can be tedious clicking on each separate file and typing in the new names individually.
So I think there is a fair amount of files being taken down which, if they were examined individually, would not stand up to scrutiny as meeting the bar for takedown".
The most familiar sight in any hospital admin department is overloaded trolleys with patient notes being trundled from one section of the hospital to another, and overflowing filing trays that require staff to come in at weekends just so that they don't start Monday mornings depressed by the amount of filing they have to do.
If you can only listen to 10 hrs, and then only five times to one track, how can Spotify claim that it can significantly eat into the massive amount of file-sharing out there?
