A transactionT is a sequence of operations 〈o1,…2,o,o k 〉 such that either all or none of the operations of T take permanent effect (Atomicity, Consistency, and Durability), and no effect of the transaction is perceived by other transactions before it is committed (Isolation).
The deed was not committed in isolation; rather, it represents two collective issues: first, the resistance that some locals have to using drones at all and, second, the degree of friction between stakeholder groups about protecting birds.
Dealing with three looting cases on 16 August, the judge said: "I have no doubt at all that the principal purpose is that the courts should show that outbursts of criminal behaviour like this will be and must be met with sentences longer than they would be if the offences had been committed in isolation.
Their social utility may not be evident when a single act exhibiting an artificial virtue is committed in isolation.
Rather than a poet committed to monkish isolation and routine, Larkin the photographer appears as an eager traveller through Britain and Ireland, with Jones often in tow.
Again Mary fled, but authorities led by Soper finally overtook her and had her committed to an isolation centre on North Brother Island, part of the Bronx, New York.
The second organization, Little Brothers, Friends of the Elderly, is "committed to relieving isolation and loneliness among the elderly" and does so without government funding.
Some committed suicide because of isolation and harsh conditions.
Most of these parties are committed to greater national isolation and, at least initially, would work hard to halt and reverse recent gains made on regional economic and financial integration.
"I remember when gays were being in isolation and committing suicide, he had a gay ministry.
