Sentence examples for every storage from inspiring English sources
"She had the keys for every storage area from the new pristine cases to attics that hadn't been touched since the 19th century.
He said the second half of 2016 would see stronger prices because "every storage tank and swimming pool" would be full of oil.
The DRD subsystem is the mechanism that always enables every member in the cluster to see every storage device in it.
Every storage technology, it seems, is threatened with replacement by flash.Admittedly, the Sanyo camera records only about 20 minutes of high-definition video on to a one gigabyte flash card.
Considering the continuity of battery storage operation, as shown in Fig. 8, every storage would go through one charge/discharge state change and one discharge-charge state change.
Compellent expands Dell's award-winning storage solutions, which now offers customers innovative systems and choice at every storage tier, from direct-attach to highly-virtualized SANs.
Imagine a din that echoes through every airport transit lounge, every computer storage basement and every nook and cranny from Westminster to Cheltenham – not the silence of the damned out-of-hand.
While we have not exhausted every possible storage scenario or its effect on every potential urine protein biomarker, we have incorporated current best practices with some consideration given to cost.
With what seemed like mounting incredulity, the phone offered me every outsourced storage solution it had, before it forced me to conclude that, yes, I really did want to store that much data on my handset.
Agents determined that 9 of 15 computer tapes Dr. Lee had made were missing, but their exhaustive search -- they even visited every private storage facility in New Mexico -- left them unable to refute Dr. Lee's explanation that he had destroyed them.
As a result, hydrogen interacts more strongly with the B element than the A element in every hydrogen storage alloy, despite the fact that the A element has a larger affinity for hydrogen than the B element in the binary metal hydrogen system.
