Sentence examples for availability properties from inspiring English sources

We perform the security analysis to explain how our system satisfies the confidentiality, integrity and availability properties defined in Sect. 2.

Moreover, we propose a novel Cloud-based Storage-Free BPM (CSF-BPM) design to achieve a high level of security with the desired confidentiality, integrity, and availability properties.

The advantage that glycosidic bonds between monosaccharides provide polysaccharides with good biocompatibility and availability properties makes it suitable to be used as cell carriers in tissue engineering (Bačáková et al. 2014).

It should be noted that, as we have previously discussed, modern NoSQL databases often allow for fine-tuning of consistency and availability properties on a per-query basis, making the CAP-based classification ("AP", "CP", etc) overly simplistic [41, 44 46].

It is revealed that, at least for the specific engine type and operation, a thermodynamic, dynamic or design parameter can have a conflicting impact on the engine transient response as regards energy and availability properties, implying that both a first- and second-law optimization is needed for best performance evaluation.

The Availability property means that the data should be available to serve a request at the moment it is needed.

"We check the real-time availability of properties, let renters book and manage viewings in one place and offer curated area guides based on renters' preferences.

· Low availability of properties pushes prices up, making housing increasingly unaffordable.

Mallorca Farmhouses (0845 800 8080; www.mallorca.co.uk) has availability at properties throughout January and February and has teamed up with Tramuntana Tours to organise guided walks (from £25 for a two-hour hike).

Mark Ford of Southborough, Mass., found it easy to book a house in the Bahamas in March through VacationHomes.com (www.vacationhomes.com), one of the larger sites that lists 5,000 homes in more than 80 countries and has a built-in function to indicate availability of properties.

With the invention of polymers, mankind transcended the limitations of natural materials regarding both their availability and properties [[2]].