Sentence examples for disk which allows from inspiring English sources

With Redis, data remains persistent on the disk,  which allows it to be used as a database instead of just a cache.

Full access is currently only required for Minuum to read and write to the disk (which allows us to remember your keyboard customization preferences) and for Minuum to play sounds.

The invention of magnetic-disk storage, which allows rapid access to an arbitrary record on the disk, led not only to more cleverly designed file systems but also, in the 1960s and '70s, to the concept of the database and the development of the sophisticated database management systems now commonly in use.

Here we present a combined optical trapping platform integrated with a spinning disk confocal microscope, which allows the ability to control cells in any desired geometry to a specific position while observing multiple imaging channels.

The longevity of this device is increased by the incorporation of two syringe ports in the acrylic disk-shaped housing, which allows the addition of islets after surgical implantation of the device (Fig. 5) [18].

A stand-alone disk of TurboTax Deluxe, which allows you to activate the program for one state, and to electronically file one federal return, lists for $59.99.

Kaolin paste serves to cover the high air entry disk to prevent evaporation which allows more time to set up the specimen.

In 1911, Gullstrand also developed two tools for inspecting the eye: the ophthalmoscope for peering at the retina and optical disk; and the slit lamp, which allows doctors to locate foreign objects or tumors in the fluid of the eye.

A byproduct of capacity is performance due to areal density, which allows the disk to read/write more information while spinning at the same speed.

Once the analysis is completed, algorithm results are stored on the disk along with the session data, which allows researchers to track changes in algorithm output as more data become available.

The disk diffusion assay is a qualitative method, which allows a first screening of the potential antibacterial agents.