Sentence examples for aspect of the stack from inspiring English sources

Given that we are still at a relatively nascent stage of the race for self-driving vehicles –Odendahl estimates that fully-autonomous might not in use until 2025, and that is possibly optimistic — it will be interesting to see how this aspect of the stack plays out.

This type of service is typically offered by Content Delivery Network (CDN) providers like Akamai, but like many companies working at the scale of Dropbox, it ultimately decided it needed to build a custom solution to meet its unique requirements and to give it the ability to control all aspects of the stack.

Etsy wants to have as much control as possible over every aspect of the technology stack.

They realized they couldn't remain a "stodgy bank" anymore, and control every aspect of the computing stack.

For example, there's no long-term competitive advantage to a startup if they make improvements to Apache, or MongoDB, or other "plumbing" aspects of the Linux stack.

In the general case, an IaaS cloud architecture supports low-level aspects of the cloud stack, such as hardware virtualization, load balancing of virtual machine instances, elastic storage, and modularity of physical hardware.

From stop and search, to arrest, to charge and to sentencing – every aspect of the process is stacked against defendants from ethnic minority backgrounds.

Several platforms address some aspect of the problem like Big Data stacks [3, 45]; data processing environments (e.g., Hadoop, Spark, CaffeonSpark); data stores dealing with the CAP (consistency, atomicity and partition tolerance) theorem (e.g., NoSQL's); and distributed file systems (e.g., HDFS).

There are two levels of optimization: (i) the internal structure, which accounts for the relative thicknesses of two reaction and diffusion layers and the membrane space, together with the single cells thickness, and (ii) the external shape, which accounts for the external aspect ratios of the PEMFC stack.

The Tolstoy Museum, consisting principally of some 30,000 pictures of Count Leo Tolstoy, is made of stone and has the aspect of three stacked boxes of increasing size.

By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, May 24 , 1969P. 29 The Tolstoy Museum, consisting principally of some 30,000 pictures of Count Leo Tolstoy, is made of stone and has the aspect of three stacked boxes of increasing size.