Sentence examples for disrupting availability from inspiring English sources
Scale-out-based architecture the storage infrastructure can be supplemented without disrupting availability and performance specified in QoS and service level agreement (SLA).
On Friday, epic cyberattacks crippled a major Internet firm, repeatedly disrupting the availability of popular websites across the United States.
The objective of this paper is to analyse whether the NEMP can play a role in curbing the rise of medical expenditures without disrupting the availability of healthcare services at township hospitals in China.
The outlook is better for G.M., which has requested $18 billion in loans, and Ford, which says it is healthy enough to survive without help unless the economy worsens or a rival's failure disrupts the availability of parts.
The new standards "could potentially disrupt the availability of private health insurance, and do not take into account the integral role of health insurance agents," Kevin McCarty, the insurance commissioner for Florida, said last week in a letter sent to regulators.
The flaw of control frames can be exploited by attackers to carry out DoS attacks and directly disrupt the availability of the wireless networks.
Kodak does not intend to "disrupt the availability of any product but to obtain fair compensation for the use of our technology," she said.
Our primary interest is not to disrupt the availability of any product but to obtain fair compensation for the use of our technology.
This provides a natural resistance to many attacks, since adversaries must compromise a large number of peers instead of just a few central servers to corrupt data integrity or disrupt its availability.
Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks are considered to be among the most crucial security challenges in current networks because they significantly disrupt the availability of a service by consuming extreme amount of resource and/or by creating link congestions.
