Sentence examples for cost of running machine from inspiring English sources
"The speed and cost of running machine learning operations — ideally in deep learning — are a competitive differentiator for enterprises.
Companies have become more comfortable moving their data to the Web (or "cloud," in industry parlance), if it means they save on the cost of running the machines necessary to manage that data in-house.
That's on top of the usual cost of running virtual machines and data storage, but as DeMichillie noted, you can add Google's cheaper preemptible instances to your cluster to save a bit on compute costs.
That's on top of the usual cost of running virtual machines and data storage, but as DeMichillie noted, you can add Google's cheaper preemptible instances to your cluster to save a bit on compute costs.
Between the testing infrastructure and hosting container downloads, the Kubernetes project regularly runs more than 150,000 containers on 5,000 virtual machines, so the cost of running these systems quickly adds up.
Viidik et al. studied the effects of training in a running machine on rabbits.
To achieve optimal performance of a crushing plant, not only the design of the individual machines but also the cost of running them should be taken into account.
Using the service is free for basic clusters with up to 5 virtual machines (though you still include the cost of running your Compute Engine instances!).
451 Research's latest work looks at the cost of running different types of private cloud, based upon a theoretical pool of 500 virtual machines running with high utilization every day for 36 months.
"The DNA sequencing machines we use cost crores [tens of millions] of rupees, and genetically testing for parenthood does not even cover the cost of running the laboratory or maintaining the equipment".
The relatively simple physical solver and the simple representation of the cell agents as non deformable spheres were mainly adopted to reduce the computational costs of running the multiscale model on a single desktop machine.
